About a decade ago, when I asked an interior designer what the best sectional sofa was, she warned me about ones that curve: “They only work in the space you have today—once you move, you’re out of luck.” So for years I took her advice and shied away from couches with corners, too scared they’d dominate my current space and mess up the future floor plan of a down-the-road apartment—one I hadn’t even starting looking for yet. What I didn’t know then is that choosing the best sectional sofa is really about picking a sectional by size. 

Now I’m older and wiser, and I know that sectionals come in all shapes and sizes—and finding one for any kind of room is a total reality, no matter how much space (or cash) you have. So, please, learn from my mistake and treat yourself to a couch you’re comfortable with These are the best sectional sofas for any size home. 

Small Sectionals

Just because you live in a studio doesn’t mean you can’t have a sofa that takes a turn. (This couple does!) Each of these options measures up to 6 feet or less, meaning there’s plenty of space to cuddle up without feeling like your sectional is the only piece of furniture in the room. 

Sloan Sectional, Interior Define ($1,895)

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Range 3-Piece Open Sectional Lounger, Burrow ($1,139)

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Eddy Reversible Sectional, West Elm ($1,399)

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Circuit Modular Sectional, Wayfair ($3,791)

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Medium Sectionals

A one-bedroom apartment or midsize living room provides plenty of space to stretch your legs—each of these offerings is less than 8 feet long—and show off some personality with fabric and pattern. For example, a lilac velvet sectional gives off a luxe vibe (even if it only costs $1,100), while a dark squishy version would go great in your gaming den.

Abisko Sectional in Welsh Gray, Article ($1,599)

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Two-Piece Sectional, Floyd ($1,484 was $2,120)

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Movie Night 3-Piece Modular Sectional, Sundays ($3,480)

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Chamberlin Velvet Sectional Sofa, Urban Outfitters ($1,099)

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Large Sectionals

Families and singles alike will appreciate the roominess of a nearly 10-foot sectional. But with great scale comes great (design) responsibility: The bigger the sofa, the more visual and physical real estate it will take up. A neutral color works best as a base—then pack it with pillows to show off some personality.

Sterling Sectional Sofa, Room & Board ($4,900)

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Hay Mags Sectional, Design Within Reach ($3,476 was $4,345)

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Metro Sectional, Kardiel ($2,097)

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Palo Modular Corner Sofa, Hem ($5,599)

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Extra-Large Sectionals

Okay, okay, I know what I just said about keeping it neutral—but in the case of an almost-12-foot sectional, bigger and bolder is better. For example, a salmon-colored option sets the tone for the entire room—and has enough seating that no one will have to crane their neck during movie night. Similarly, a blue velvet is the perfect welcome after (or during?) a long day of Zoom calls. Or if a white sofa doesn’t bring you instant calm, then this one’s impressively low price tag ($1,230!) just might. 

Harlanda Sofa, Ikea ($1,229)

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Float Sofa, Design Within Reach ($6,796 was $8,495)

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Milo Modular Sectional, Rove Concepts ($4,624)

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Notch Sectional, Crate & Barrel ($3,797)

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It seems like all of our favorite design studios and retailers have dropped new sectional sofas and side tables over the past few months if not days. To help you get a handle on all of the powder-coated aluminum, weather-resistant wicker, and plush Sunbrella-covered cushions fresh on the market, we plucked the most noteworthy brand additions and organized each by newness, below—and there’s more to come. If summer soirees and backyard barbecues aren’t already on your mind, they will be shortly. 

Serena & Lily

Stripes are going strong in Serena & Lily’s outdoor furniture introductions. Pair the graphic Sundial chaise with, say, a tiny wicker table meant to hold an umbrella and perhaps a glass of Sancerre, and you’ve created the ultimate beach house vibe.

Sundial Wide Chaise, Serena & Lily ($4,638 was $5,798)

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Pacifica Umbrella Side Table, Serena & Lily ($848 was $998)

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Article

Summer is for lounging, and Article’s new Lubek collection is making us want to read, nap, and repeat. Low-to-the-ground acacia wood platform frames give the pieces a simple, modern look that will never go out of style. Plus it’s tough to find quality upholstered outdoor seating for less than $799.

Lubek Beach Sand Low Love Seat, Article ($849)

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Lubek Slate Gray Low Right Chaise, Article ($799)

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Neighbor

DTC furniture brand Neighbor recently launched the XY collection, and we’re loving the earthy palette. Tubular steel with a powder-coated finish makes the pieces durable and easy to clean. To keep things comfy, the chairs come with a removable cushion made of quick-dry foam and fadeproof Sunbrella fabric. Fun fact: The table base also doubles as an umbrella stand.

XY Dining Chair (Set of 2), Neighbor ($650)

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XY Round Dining Table, Neighbor ($2,090)

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Desigh Within Reach

Designer Gabriel Tan was inspired by the idea of creating “soft islands” that feel like private getaways, which explains the rounded edges and soothing shapes in his Softlands outdoor collection for DWR. The chair, which also comes in sofa and chaise longue sizes, is made of teak, all-weather rope, and removable cushions with quick-dry foam filling and UV-resistant Sunbrella fabric. The coffee table also comes in a side table size and is made from ceramic stone and slatted teak.

Softlands Outdoor Lounge Chair, DWR ($2,396 was $2,995)

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Softlands Outdoor Coffee Table, DWR ($1,996 was $2,495)

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Crate & Barrel

Crate & Barrel’s new Anguilla outdoor collection offers seating in every size imaginable. From a seven-piece U-shaped configuration to a single lounge chair, the assortment could find a place in nearly any backyard. Durable solid teak frames and weather- and fade-resistant acrylic fabric mean you’ll be able to enjoy it for many summers to come.

Anguilla Teak Outdoor Lounge Chair with Black Cushions, Crate & Barrel ($699)

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Anguilla 90-Inch Teak Outdoor Sofa with Black Cushions, Crate & Barrel ($1,999)

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CB2 

Even though these are brand-new pieces, they may look slightly familiar; that’s because the same design was used in an indoor bouclé version introduced a few years back. Both are from CB2’s collaborations with Ross Cassidy, and we’re so into the wicker version that we’d consider using it indoors, too.

Bacio Rattan Outdoor Lounge Chair with Sunbrella Cushions by Ross Cassidy, CB2 ($1,299)

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Bacio Rattan Outdoor Sofa with Sunbrella Cushions by Ross Cassidy, CB2 ($2,799)

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Arhaus

We’re loving the Togo-esque look of these new laid-back loungers. The low-slung seats are upholstered in bleach-cleanable, fade-resistant, anti-mildew, and eco-friendly fabric, with frames made from 100% marine-grade engineered hardwood that’s reinforced with steel hardware fittings. You can configure the different sizes to create a sectional or just enjoy a seat for one.

Porto Outdoor Armless Chair, Arhaus ($1,899 was $2,749)

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Porto Outdoor Double Chaise, Arhaus ($4,499 was $6,449)

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West Elm

Does it get any more coastal grandma than West Elm’s new Westport collection? Made from handwoven all-weather recycled wicker, it basically turns any backyard into a scene from Nancy Meyers’s Something’s Gotta Give. The wide arms double as a surface for drinks or snacks, setting you up for prime relaxation.

Westport Outdoor Lounge Chair, West Elm ($999)

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Westport Outdoor 3-Piece L-Shaped Sectional, West Elm ($4,097)

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RH

We’re digging the tubular shapes in RH’s new Vigo teak collection. The cushions are sold separately and offered in a whopping 73 fabric options. You can also choose from natural or aged teak, both of which are “from forests regulated by Indonesia’s Sustainable Forest Management system, designed to promote the sustainability of future teak harvests.”

Vigo Teak Sofa, RH ($3,595)

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Vigo Teak Lounge Chair, RH ($1,860)

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“I don’t know if you know this, but apartments in New York are tiny,” jokes Ryan Dziadul, vice president of PR and business development at Jonathan Adler. So when he and his husband (and their new dog, GoGo) moved into a new roomier apartment in Manhattan’s Midtown East neighborhood, they were thrilled to see it came with a terrace, which they planned to use as another room.

The only problem? The outdoor space is only about 4 feet wide, and even though they wanted it to be where they’d sip their morning coffee, eat dinner, and unwind at the end of the day, a traditional round outdoor umbrella just wouldn’t fit. Enter the half-round outdoor umbrella, which Dziadul’s husband found on Amazon and for only $60. “I did not know there was such a thing,” he admits. “But we’ve had it for two weeks and it’s already a game changer.”

Now the pair can dine alfresco even when it’s drizzling, and when the sun hits the terrace during the day, they can lounge in the shade. With the twist of a knob, Dziadul can easily put the umbrella up or down (though he says on his particular one, the directions are backward), and it’s sturdy enough to withstand New York’s windy winter and prespring showers. 

You don’t need a tiny terrace to use one in your own space. The half-round shape is ideal next to fences and walls or in cramped outdoor spaces. Dziadul’s favorite feature? The sunny orange color, though it’s available in five other shades, too. “I like to think it’s a treat for the neighbors across the street,” he says. “It’s not only a gift for us, but a gift for them.”

Tangkula 9-Foot Half-Round Outdoor Patio Umbrella

Tangkula 9 ft Half Round Outdoor Patio Umbrella in Orange, Amazon ($60)

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Tangkula 9 ft Half Round Outdoor Patio Umbrella in Turquoise, Amazon ($60)

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Tangkula 9 ft Half Round Outdoor Patio Umbrella in Tan, Amazon ($60)

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Tangkula 9 ft Half Round Outdoor Patio Umbrella in Wine, Amazon ($60)

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Tangkula 9 ft Half Round Outdoor Patio Umbrella in Blue, Amazon ($60)

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We’re of the mindset that anytime is a good time to snag a steep discount on our favorite mattresses, pillows, and sheet sets, but brands definitely go all out leading up to and over holiday weekends like Presidents’ Day. Things are in swing at multiple retailers more than a week out—we’re already spotting promo codes and sitewide price slashes. Below, shop our list of the best bedding sales happening right now and the ones that are coming soon, all neatly organized in alphabetical order. It’s time to breathe new life into that linen closet.

This Week’s Best Bedding Deals

Bamboo Sheet Set, Queen, Cozy Earth ($253 was $389)

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Lux Hybrid Mattress, Queen, Stearns & Foster ($2,699 was $3,299)

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Lambswool Plaid Throw, Schoolhouse ($99 was $149)

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Stonewashed Linen Quilt, The Citizenry ($207 was $259)

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Our Best Bedding Deals Index

• ABC Carpet & Home: Up to 63% Off Select Items
• Avocado: 20% Off Select Mattresses
• Anthropologie: Select Bedding on Sale
• Bear Mattress: 35% Off Sitewide
• Beautyrest: Up to $1,100 Off Mattresses
• Birch: 25% Off Sitewide
• Brentwood Home: Up to 60% Off Sitewide
• Buffy: 20% Off Sitewide
• Casper: Up to 30% Off Sitewide
• The Citizenry: 20% Off Best-Selling Bedding
• Coyuchi: Extra 20% Off Sale
• Cozy Earth: Up to 25% Off Sitewide
• DreamCloud: 50% Off All Mattresses
• Helix: 20% Off Sitewide
• Lands’ End: Up to 40% Off
• Leesa: 30% Off Mattresses
• Nectar: Up to 40% Off Sitewide
• Nolah:  35% Off Sitewide
• Purple: Up to $800 Off Select Items
• Saatva: $375 Off $1,000 Or More
• Schoolhouse: Up to 20% Off Sale Bedding
• Sealy: Up to $200 Off Select Mattresses
• Serta: Up to $1,100 Off Mattresses and Adjustable Bases
• Stearns & Foster: Up to $600 Off Mattresses
• Tempur-Pedic: Up to $500 Off Mattresses and Sets
• Tuft & Needle: 20% Off Mattresses

Up to 63% Off Select Items at ABC Carpet & Home

There’s a small selection of bedding and bath on sale at ABC Carpet & Home right now, but that tight selection doesn’t mean there aren’t good deals to be had. Bed covers from Borgo delle Tovaglie are 50% off, sheets and duvets from Hawkins New York are included, a Signoria Firenze coverlet is discounted (rare!), and several shams have serious price cuts.

Select Bedding on Sale at Anthropologie

We clocked 60-plus bedding items in the sale section at Anthropologie; quilts, duvet covers, and sheets are all here. Several products from the brand’s collaborations are included in the bunch, with pillows and shams from the likes of Les Ottomans and Studioilse and sheets from Maeve and House of Hackney.

Up to 20% Off Sitewide at Avocado

Take up to 20% (or $1,360) off select organic mattresses like the Green Box-Top and Luxury Organic Box Top at Avocado. The queen size of the editor-tested and -approved Green mattress is 15% off right now.

35% Off Sitewide at Bear

You can save up to 35% off on mattresses, plus get $400 of bundled sleep accessories (cloud pillows, sheet sets) free, with the code PRESDAY. This includes the Domino-approved Bear Original, one of our favorite cooling mattresses.

Up to $1,100 Off Mattresses at Beautyrest

There are multiple Beautyrest mattresses—a Serta Simmons bedding brand—on sale, but our favorite deal is the hundreds in savings on the classic Beautyrest Black option. To unlock more discounts, purchase an adjustable base. Plus get 50% off any two pillows with the purchase of any Beautyrest Black mattress. Add all items to your cart and use the code PILLOW50 at checkout.

25% Off Sitewide at Birch

Through February 29, the Presidents’ Day Sale at Birch offers 25% off sitewide on its GOTS- and Greenguard Gold–certified mattresses that are made with natural and certified organic materials. (We count the company’s products among our favorite latex and organic mattresses.) Plus if you purchase a mattress, you’ll get two free Eco-Rest pillows. Just don’t forget to use the code PDS25.

Up to 60% Off Sitewide at Brentwood Home

Score 10% off most mattresses at Brentwood Home—that translates into roughly $240 savings on mattresses, $250 on adjustable bases, and a small discount on its super-popular kids’ Play Couch. Other items, like bases, are up to 60% off.

20% Off Sitewide at Buffy

Buffy is sporting discounted prices sitewide at 20% off sitewide, from sheet bundles to the Domino reader–favorite body pillow.

Up to 30% Off Sitewide at Casper

For the rest of the month, Casper is offering up to 30% off everything with the code PRES24. That means up to 30% off mattresses and bundles, 20% off sheets, and 10% off everything else. The biggest discounts are on the Wave Hybrid and Wave Hybrid Snow.

20% Off Best-Selling Bedding at The Citizenry

Hundreds of bedding products are on sale for 20% off at the Citizenry, and we can’t recommend its stonewashed linen sheets enough. Supersoft right out of the box and available in a range of soothing colors, they’re everything you want from the material.

Up to 40% Off at Coyuchi

Coyuchi is knocking an extra 20% off on all kinds of its Domino-favorite, eco-conscious bedding. Use the code PRESDAY to pick up sheets, towels, duvets, and more at an even higher discount.

Up to 25 Off Sitewide at Cozy Earth

Cozy Earth’s silk pillow and bamboo sheets top the list of our must-haves during the brand’s current sale: The entire site is up to 25% off right now.

50% Off Mattresses at DreamCloud 

All of DreamCloud’s mattresses—the brand behind one of our favorite beds for side sleepers—are 50% off for its Presidents’ Day Sale. (To note: You must be a new customer to get this deal.)

25% Off Sitewide at Helix

Through February 29, the Presidents’ Day Sale at Helix offers 25% off sitewide on its mattresses, including its best-selling Midnight Luxe. Plus if you purchase a mattress, you’ll get two free Eco-Rest pillows, a sheet set, and a mattress protector. Just don’t forget to use the code PDS25.

Up to 40% Off at Lands’ End

Through February 28, shoppers can take up to 40% off Lands’ End’s entire website with the code SOLUTIONS. Its top-rated home products include no-iron sateen bedding, a $110 six-piece cotton towel set, and this very pretty queen-size quilt for under $200.

30% Off Mattresses at Leesa

The Presidents’ Day Sale at Leesa is all about mattresses: Take 30% off on that product category and get a free sleep bundle with your purchase. Plus bases and bedding are 25% off. And there’s no code required.

Up to 40% Off Sitewide at Nectar

Save up to 40% off Nectar’s entire stock, including its signature memory foam mattress, which is on sale for more than $400 off its original price tag.

35% Off Sitewide at Nolah

For the entire month of February, take 35% off at side-sleeper mattress go-to Nolah, no code required. Through February 20, a free Sleep Accessories bundle will be included with a mattress purchase (two pillows, sheet set, and mattress protector).

Up to $800 Off Mattress Sets at Purple

Score $800 off a Purple bed and adjustable base combo during the brand’s Presidents’ Day sale. If you’re just looking for a mattress, select collections are up to $500 off. 

$375 Off $1,000 or More at Saatva

Saatva’s Presidents’ Day Sale offers $375 off purchases $1,000 or more, which basically means most mattresses fall into that category. Plus get an extra $100 off an adjustable base or bed frame with a mattress purchase.

20% Off Select Items at Schoolhouse

Schoolhouse might be known for its lighting and handsome utility goods, but its heirloom-quality bedding flies under the radar. On sale now: the Stillwater floral quilt that has been a Domino-reader favorite this year, sweet striped duvet covers, and flannel sheet sets, among several others.

Up to $200 Off Select Mattresses at Sealy

The Sealy Posturepedic Plus Ultimate Support + Cooling is $200 off through February 27. Other mattresses, including the Posturepedic Plus Trusted Support and Posturepedic Plus Advanced Support, are $100 off. 

Up to $1,100 Off Mattresses and Adjustable Bases at Serta

By bundling a Serta mattress and adjustable base, your total savings can amount to $1,100 at Serta through February 27. The 120-night risk-free trial and free shipping only sweeten the deal. 

Up to $600 Off Select Mattresses at Stearns & Foster

Through February 27, the Lux Hybrid and Reserve mattresses are $600 off; Estate and Studio mattresses are $200 off; and the Lux Estate is $400 off. Plus receive a $200 instant credit when you purchase a Ease Power Base with any mattress; use the code 200GIFT at checkout.

Up to $500 Off Mattresses and Sets at Tempur-Pedic

Through February 27, take $300 off LuxeAdapt, ProBreeze, and LuxeBreeze mattresses. There’s $100 off the Adapt and ProAdapt (editor-tested!) mattresses, too. Bundle savings are also available. If you add a Tempur-Ergo Smart and Tempur-Ergo ProSmart Base to any of these purchases, you’ll save $200; add a Tempur-Ergo Power Base and save $100.

20% Off Mattresses at Tuft & Needle

We’re fans of the Tuft & Needle Original mattress—the adaptive, proprietary, gel-infused memory foam put it on our list of the best twin mattresses—and you can save up to $500 on one for Presidents’ Day. You’ll be able to take up to 20% off pillows, sheets, duvets, and more, so why not refresh your bedding, too? 

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We get it, sofas are expensive—but not without good reason. This piece of furniture is the central hub of the living room, and these days it’s more than just a go-to gathering spot for movie nights. (Yours might also be the preferred place to take work calls and meetings, in addition to the occasional midday nap, or perhaps a makeshift guest room with a secret mattress hidden inside.) So calling it a worthy investment is an understatement. But if full price is too big of a pill for you to swallow—and hunting for the best sofa under $500 sounds like more trouble than it’s worth—we scrounged up every deal we could find happening right now. 

Below is our running list of the best sofa deals from editor-favorite furniture brands. We’re clocking the most noteworthy savings, from seasonal sitewide sales to one-off promos, and plan to update as we spot more.

The Best Presidents’ Day Sofa Deals

• 2Modern: Up to 30% Off Midwinter Sale
• Anthropologie: Home and Furniture Sale
• Apt2B: Up to 35% Off Sitewide
• Arhaus: Up to 55% Off Select Items
• Article: Up to 30% Off Select Items
• Burrow: Up to 25% Off Seating
• Castlery: Up to $450 Off Sitewide
• Crate & Barrel: Up to 43% Off Clearance Sofas
• Floyd: Up to 30% Off Sitewide
• Inside Weather: Up to $3,500 Off Sitewide
• Joss & Main: Extra 20% Off Off Sofas and Sectionals
• Lulu and Georgia: Up to 25% Off Sitewide
• McGee & Co.: 25% Off Alford Settee
• Neighbor: 15% Off Sitewide
• Pottery Barn: Up to 20% Off Sofas and Sectionals
• Serena & Lily: 43% Off Balboa Sofa
• Sixpenny: 20% Off Orders $1,000+
• Target: 20% Off Threshold x Studio McGee Woodland Hills Sofa
• Urban Outfitters: Extra 40% Off Sale
• West Elm: Up to 60% Off Select Sofas and Sectionals

Up to 30% Off Midwinter Sale at 2Modern

Ethnicraft N701 2 Seater Sofa Module, 2Modern ($1,980 was $2,329)

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2Modern stocks all kinds of designer brands we love, including Blu Dot, Four Hands, Fritz Hansen, Gubi, Heller, Kartell, and Louis Poulsen. And included in its Midwinter Sale right now are styles from Ettore Sottsass, Jasper Morrison, and Kelly Wearstler. Psst: We’re seeing lots of outdoor furniture in the ranks, plus this 15% off den-appropriate design from Ethnicraft.

Home and Furniture Sale at Anthropologie

Amber Lewis for Anthropologie Belgian Linen Curved Sofa, Anthropologie ($2,500 was $3,598)

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There isn’t a specific promotion happening at Anthropologie at present, but we thought you ought to know about the 550-plus products on sale right now. We’re eyeing this Amber Lewis–designed linen slipcover number, which is $1,000 off. “We ordered this couch sight unseen and LOVE it,” one shopper shares. (Psst: We’re also into this lacy table runner, more marked-down Amber Lewis designs, and this $800-off Ilse Crawford chair.)

Up to 35% Off Sitewide at Apt2B

Saxon Apartment Size Sofa, Apt2B ($2,140 was $2,518)

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Modern furniture retailer Apt2B has a Presidents’ Day Sale going through February 20. It all depends on how much you spend. You’ll get 15% off if you spend under $3,000, and discounts go up from there, to when you spend over $5,500 you’ll get 35% off. Free shipping comes with everything, too.

Up to 55% Off Select Items at Arhaus

Coburn Sofa, Arhaus ($1,699 was $3,699)

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More than 300 products are included in Arhaus’s Long Weekend Sale, including up to 55% off a chic mix of sofas. In our opinion, anything upholstered from the nearly 40-year-old, sustainably-minded brand is a good bet. Here’s a sofa that’s $2,000 off!

Up to 30% Off Select Items at Article

Outdoor Capra Sofa, Article ($1,599 was $1,999)

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You have until February 19 to shop Article’s Presidents’ Day Sale, where select styles are up to 30% off. Two great deals: Real Housewife Brynn Whitfield’s Level bench is $50 off, and this all-weather wicker outdoor sofa is $300 off.

Up to 25% Off Seating at Burrow

Shift Sleeper Sofa, Burrow ($1,799 was $1,999)

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Through February 25, take up to 25% off seating in Burrow’s Presidents’ Day Sale. Sleeper sofas clock in at up to 20% off, like the Shift. It’s maybe one the comfiest-looking sleeper sofas we’ve seen to date and is now $200 off. The singular bench folds out like a futon, but the cushions are like a mattress in disguise, offering layers of memory foam.  

Up to $450 Off Sitewide at Castlery

Hamilton Chaise Sectional Sofa, Castlery ($2,699 was $2,999)

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Castlery is behind a few of our favorite sectional sofas, specifically the best-selling Hamilton chaise, which you can now score at a discount during the brand’s Presidents’ Day Sale. Through February 25, there’s a tiered pricing structure: $100 off $1,500 or more, $200 off $2,500 or more, and $450 off $4,500 or more. Or check out a few styles that are already on clearance, such as the Todd. One reviewer describes it as “simple and versatile for a limited space.” Another adds, “I was looking for a sofa that fit my small living room and needed the right dimensions. I saw this modular sofa and fell in love instantly. I like how this is low so I won’t fear my toddlers falling off the seat. It’s also light enough to shift around.”

Up to 43% Off Clearance Sofas at Crate & Barrel

Oceanside Low Armless Sofa, Crate & Barrel ($800 was $1,399)

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While quantities last, you can shop Crate & Barrel’s sale section—with 700-plus markdowns, including select sofas and sectionals—up to 60% off. Note that most products are final sale, so keep that in mind when you add to cart.

30% Off Sectionals at Floyd

Sink Down Sectional, Floyd ($3,049 was $4,355)

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As enthusiasts of the modular furniture brand, we’re totally locked into Floyd’s sale calendar—the Detroit-based retailer often hosts sitewide sales during which sofas and sectionals are discounted a little more. Unsurprisingly, our latest check-in revealed deals on its best-selling sofas, love seats, and chaise styles; they’re once again 30% off. We’d go for the quasi-customizable Sink Down. Much like the Form, this latest iteration offers a slew of stain-resistant performance fabrics that make it kid- and pet-friendly. It’s also one of the best deep-seat sofas out there. 

Up to $3,500 Off Sitewide at Inside Weather

Modular Bondi 6-Seater Sofa in Eggshell, Inside Weather ($6,173 was $8,673)

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No code is required to take advantage of Inside Weather’s Presidents’ Day sale. Another the-more-you-spend, the-more-you-save–type sale, we’d recommend scooping up the modular Bondi. Its tapered recline is cradled by a wood frame, and the cushions can be wrapped up with a lifeproof fabric that’s stain resistant, liquid repellent, and machine washable. Did we mention it’s petproof? One reviewer writes, “A simple Google search for some catproof furniture led me to Inside Weather, and, boy, did I hit the jackpot. I love both the comfort and the looks, and my kitties love the comfort but aren’t interested in using it as a scratching piece.”

Extra 20% Off Sectionals and Sofas at Joss & Main

Amala 90-Inch Upholstered Sofa, Joss & Main ($1,472 was $1,840)

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Joss & Main has included a whole assortment of discounted sofas, sectionals, and settees in its Presidents’ Day Sale. Case in point: This highly rated Amala upholstered number is an extra 20% off with the code TAKE20. It’s faux sherpa bouclé upholstery matches beautifully with natural oak legs and a seat depth of 24 inches. “Great design and sturdy construction. Looks way more expensive than the actual cost,” one shopper writes.  

Up to 25% Off Sitewide at Lulu and Georgia

Fabienne 71-Inch Sofa, Lulu and Georgia ($3,038 was $3,798)

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Presidents’ Day weekend means an up to 25% off sale at Lulu and Georgia. It goes through February 20 with a tiered structure, and no code is required: 15% off of orders $500-$2,499; 20% off orders $2,500-$4,999; and 25% off orders of $5,000 or more. The sofas are all Lulu and Georgia originals, but you’ll find marked-down designs in other categories by Sarah Sherman Samuel and Ginny Macdonald.

25% Off Alford Settee at McGee & Co.

Alford Settee, McGee & Co. ($1,365 was $2,800)

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Through February 19, McGee & Co. will be offering up to 25% off its sought-after homewares, from case goods to tabletop. The sofa selection includes just one score, but it’s a good one: the Alford settee. Upholstered in cream tones, the soft, curved lines offset its chunky silhouette. Set it up adjacent to a sofa in living spaces or park one it a spacious entryway.

15% Off Sitewide at Neighbor

Terra Loveseat, Neighbor ($2,202 was $2,590)

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We’re big fans of Neighbor’s sustainable outdoor furniture and accessories, from its aluminum collection to its newly-debuted floor-portable table lamp combo. Use the code PRES2024 through February 27 to take 15% off everything.

Up to 20% Off Sofas and Sectionals at Pottery Barn

105-Inch Big Sur Square Arm Upholstered Sofa, Pottery Barn ($3,239 was $3,599)

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Pottery Barn’s catalog is packed with sofas and sectionals, and a quick scan of its up to 20% off sale in the category reveals several excellent options. We like the Big Sur, a casual and endlessly customizable sofa that comes in smart colors like terracotta (one of the on-sale fabrics). With generous proportions, this one’s made for lounging.

43% Off Balboa Sofa at Serena & Lily

Balboa Sofa, Serena & Lily ($2,000 was $3,498)

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Serena & Lily’s Presidents’ Day Sale seems to be focused on dining, but there’s one very chic sofa on sale right now: the Balboa. It’s 43% off, which means the price is marked down by $1,500. The Balboa’s frame is handcrafted of solid beech and hand-wrapped in rattan, and the interior frame, seat, and back cushions are upholstered in hardy Perennials performance fabric.

20% Off Orders $1,000+ at Sixpenny

Gabriel Sectional, Sixpenny ($3,679 was $4,599)

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The rare sale at Sixpenny should be acknowledged as a holiday. (Its luxe sofas are editor-tested and -approved.) February 17–22, take 20% off orders of $1,000 or more with the code HUMMINGBIRD.

20% Off Target Threshold x Studio McGee Woodland Hills Sofa

Threshold x Studio McGee Woodland Hills Sofa, Target ($640 was $800)

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There aren’t many Target brand sofas included in the retailer’s 30% off sale, but this one caught our eye, by Domino favorite Studio McGee. The width is a slim 72.5 inches, which makes it perfect for smaller spaces, and the gray upholstery paired with an all-wood frame keeps things warm and cozy. Plus it’s hard to find quality sofas under $1,000, and at this price? Would take hours of searching.

Extra 40% Off Sale Items at Urban Outfitters

Aria Upholstered Sofa, Urban Outfitters ($540 was $1,299)

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Through February 19, Urban Outfitters’s sale section is an extra 40% off and stocked with more than 600 items. In addition to a couple of highly rated sofas, some products from the best-selling Mason collection are included. The additional discount applies in cart, by the way. And our piece of advice for UO: Always read the reviews and consider any final sale notes.

Up to 60% Off Select Sofas and Sectionals at West Elm

Hampton Modular Small 3-Piece Ottoman Sectional, West Elm ($2,718 was $3,397)

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Hundreds of items at West Elm have been sporting discounts as high as 60% off this month, but we’ve got our eye on the 20% off small space–friendly Hampton sofa in white linen. (If you’re looking beyond seating, we put together a list of our favorite finds for easy shopping.) Plus get an extra 15% off clearance with the code EXTRA15.

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The uncontested hero of any living room setup is the coffee table. Beyond serving as a spot for your favorite design books or morning cappuccino, this workhorse staple can completely change how a room functions—especially when you’re short on square footage and need a surface designed to work overtime. There are a few key questions to ask yourself when looking for the best coffee tables for small spaces: Can it be easily moved out of the way when guests arrive? Will there still be room for all my living room lounging essentials? How well does it disguise clutter? To help you on this shopping journey, we scoured the Internet for streamlined styles that do just that (and more).

Take a look at our favorites, below. (If you need help pairing it with some size-conscious seating, check out our guide to the best sofas for small spaces.)

Our Favorite Coffee Tables for Small Spaces

• Best with built-in shelving: West Elm Terrace Coffee Table
• Best ottoman: McGee & Co. Brynlee Woven Ottoman
• Best glass: Kartell Panier Coffee Table
• Best with secret storage: Blu Dot Hoard Low Side Table
• Best nesting: Maiden Home The Morro Tables
• Best narrow: Henn & Hart 45-Inch-Wide Rectangular Coffee Table

Coffee Tables With Built-In Shelving

Tiered coffee tables are a great option for those who need additional space. The bottom shelf acts as a catchall for everything from magazines to mail to remotes, while the top can display all the cute stuff—like a sculptural vase or an artful candle. 

Terrace Coffee Table (48″), West Elm ($429 was $479)

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Clairemont Round Ebonized 36″ Coffee Table with Shelf, Crate & Barrel ($599)

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Palma Coffee Table, Anthropologie ($1,598)

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Wood & Cane Coffee Table by Hearth & Hand with Magnolia, Target ($180)

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Ottoman Coffee Tables

If you truly lack the space for a weightier furniture buy, try investing in a midsize ottoman that can function as everything from an easily movable footrest to extra seating for a table—all while adding an extra layer of textural character, whether that be by cozy upholstery or posh details. The only accessory you’ll need to complete its coffee-table transformation is an extra-large book or tray to top it with for added surface stability.

Brynlee Woven Ottoman, McGee & Co. ($553 was $760)

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Skirted Storage Ottoman, The Inside ($399)

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Scarlett Ottoman by Heather Taylor Home, West Elm ($399)

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Purple and Orange Couture Geometric Bicolor Pouf, 1stDibs ($3,265)

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Glass Coffee Tables

When your space is cramped, visual clutter is just as noticeable as a mess. Enter glass and acrylic. An ideal alternative to heavy wood, the transparent material promises clear sight lines. Even a large table will belie its bulk thanks to a frame with vanishing lines. 

Panier Coffee Table, Kartell ($460)

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Salim 12mm Tempered Glass Coffee Table, Christopher Knight Home ($227 was $238)

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Zipcode Design Doynton Coffee Table, Wayfair ($117 was $134)

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Lebanto Aka Smokey Glass Coffee Table, Artemest ($780)

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Soda Blown Murano Glass Low Coffee Table in Amber by Yiannis Ghikas, 1stDibs ($2,699)

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Fresco Glass Coffee Table, ABC Carpet & Home ($1,695)

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Coffee Tables With Secret Storage

If a coffee table with built-in shelving is no match for your hoard of living room stuff, we suggest trying a secret-storage style to conceal your not-so-pretty essentials within its depths.

Hoard Low Side Table with Storage, Blu Dot ($276 was $425)

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Naya Pop-Up Coffee Table, Urban Outfitters ($549 was $699)

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Margot Coffee Table, Lulu and Georgia ($1,049)

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Turning Table by Teresa Arns, Menu ($670)

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Nesting Coffee Tables

The best nesting tables are all about versatility: Keep them together for movie night or spread them out when friends come over for cocktails—or a candlelit dinner for two.

The Morro Tables, Maiden Home ($735)

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Sintra Coffee Tables, West Elm ($748)

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Fermob Oulala Nesting Tables (Set of 3), 2Modern ($650)

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Sassolino Burl Wood Nesting Tables by Athena Calderone, Crate & Barrel ($2,298)

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3-Piece Peekaboo Acrylic Nesting Table Set, CB2 ($249)

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Hearth & Hand x Magnolia Wooden Round Nested Coffee Tables, Target ($300)

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Narrow Coffee Tables

While the best coffee tables for small spaces aren’t necessarily a size play, certain square-footage limitations call for the straight and narrow. If you live in a shoebox, we culled together a few strategically streamlined styles to suit. (Two of these long boys even boast tiered storage bonus.)

45″ Wide Rectangular Coffee Table in Blackened Bronze, Henn & Hart ($128)

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St. Germain Glass Coffee Table, Serena & Lily ($1,998)

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Nera Coffee Table, Lulu and Georgia ($1,398)

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Theo Coffee Table, Reclaimed Pine, Sixpenny ($1,999)

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When you own a cabin in Tillamook, Oregon, the ultimate luxury is having a hot tub. “I feel like the hot tub culture here is pretty strong,” says Karie Higgins. The weather has a lot to do with it: It’s rainy and chilly for a huge chunk of the year. It wasn’t long after Higgins turned her home on the Wilson River into an Airbnb that she had guests making comments like, “It’d just be so amazing if you had a hot tub as well.” “And we were like, we think so, too,” Higgins says. 

The problem was finding something that would jell with the rest of the home’s Scandinavian-inspired aesthetic. Higgins wasn’t about to stick a 40-jet, plastic-lined tub on the deck and call it a day. “I felt like it needed to be something that was more natural and minimal than that,” she says. As most things go now, Higgins was served the perfect solution via Instagram ad. A new company out of Canada called Goodland that makes a cedar-clad wood-burning tub caught her eye. She got on the preorder list ASAP. 

Now Higgins admits her family uses their hot tub even in the summertime. “You come out of the river, hop in there—it’s amazing,” she says. Soak in these basic facts, pros, and cons about Goodland’s hot tub to see if it’s right for your outdoor space. 

How does it work? 

Like a wood stove you might find inside a cabin, Goodland’s tub gets its warmth from you making a fire and using the energy produced by the flames to produce heat. Luckily, it doesn’t take a ton of materials to get it going. After you’ve filled the basin with water, you’ll need paper, an armful of dry kindling, matches, and some firewood to get started. It typically takes around 90 minutes to heat the tub up, and once you’re in, you can let the fire smolder during your soak or add more logs as necessary to keep it going. It’s a hands-on process, but that’s exactly the point. “I just love the fact that it’s slow-burning,” says Higgins. “You’re out there stoking it, picking up bits of kindling from the land—it’s a lovely ritual. It’s not just like, ‘Okay, let’s jump in the tub.’”

What does it cost? 

The hot tub and everything that comes with it (from the red cedar slats to the drainage kit) is listed at $6,295. While there are certainly cheaper hot tub options on the market, there are also more expensive ones. On Goodland’s FAQ, the brand argues that the cost encompasses the quality of materials and craftsmanship. For instance, the aluminum interior is 6061 marine aluminum, a more expensive grade due to its corrosion resistance.  

What’s the delivery time? 

Right now, Goodland boasts a three- to five-week-long delivery wait. The tub itself is delivered by a truck on a pallet and placed at the curb of your property. The whole thing weighs around 125 pounds, so anywhere from two to four people should be able to move it to your desired location. Then there is some further assembly required. “Basically, you screw all the big, metal components like the chimney together and put the cedar planks around the side,” explains Higgins. “It’s a little bit of a process, but it was relatively easy.” 

Where should you put it? 

Knowing that the river can flood in the winter, Higgins and her husband didn’t want to put their tub too close to the water, but they still wanted it to feel totally separate from the house. “We’ve got it sort of beyond our firepit, so you’re out there. You feel like you’re by yourself,” she says. 

How many people can fit in it? 

For Higgins, the most comfortable arrangement has been two adults. Or if the kids are around, one adult and three little ones.

Do you need to change out the water? 

You don’t need to drain the hot tub with each use. Goodland suggests the water can last for up to two weeks. But in Higgins’s case, where a variety of bathers are frequently soaking in the tub, she changes it with each visit. “The lovely thing is it only takes an hour to fill it back up,” she says. 

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My living room refresh felt destined from the start. When I moved into my Brooklyn apartment in March 2019, I was determined to have a conversation sofa setup, where two couches face each other. After five years of living in Manhattan, I finally had enough room for more than a love seat. The only problem was, I couldn’t find a suitable second sofa to face the one I already had, a reliable and super-comfortable gray three-seater from Article. So for two years, I settled on a mint-colored Chiclet reproduction from Industry West that worked in the space but wasn’t 100 percent perfect. 

I was grateful for my safe, sunny living room during the pandemic, but after sitting in the same space with the same view surrounded by the same almost perfect furniture arrangement, I made the choice to switch it up. I wanted friends to be able to pile onto one ginormous sectional, and was also ready for a more cohesive color palette to complement two living room design decisions I very much do not regret: a multicolored mural painted by a friend and my custom coffee table.

The decision to rework the space was an easy one, but actually picking a new sofa? Certainly not. It took me one full calendar year to decide. I was working at a major furniture retailer at the time and have always believed in the paradox of choice when it came to decorating my own home, that being exposed to limitless possibilities (in this case, sofas) meant it was harder, not easier, to choose. Keep reading to get familiar with the top contenders, why they ended up on the reject list and not in my apartment, and how I feel about the winner today.

West Elm Harmony Sectional 

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Build Your Own Harmony Sectional, West Elm ($680 – $2,399)

I went back and forth on a few West Elm styles, some more modern, others more plush. This one ended up being my preferred shape, even though I had previously sworn off sectionals. I used the early months to narrow down essentials like size, a new layout, and color palette. West Elm was a great place to start because it has so many silhouettes and upholstery options. It soon became clear that I was gravitating toward a more mature, neutral palette and decided to pursue a search solely for brown sectionals, considering jute, camel, and yellow rugs. My West Elm pick was put on the back burner as I began to further scour the Internet. 

Rejected for: Casual silhouette and large size.

CB2 Perimeter Sofa in Luca Espresso

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Perimeter Sofa in Luca Espresso, CB2 ($2,299)

I’ve always been a fan of CB2’s trendier shapes. I didn’t want any sofa, I wanted a unique sofa. But where CB2 gained points for shape, it fell short in fabric options. The only brown upholstery available was velvet, which felt a touch glam for the vibe I was looking to achieve. The exact sectional I was considering wasn’t available anymore, but I also fell deeply in love with its Perimeter sofa, enough to consider ditching my sectional plans (a big deal). If I was conducting my search today, I definitely would have considered the Chale 4-piece sectional and Terrain 5-piece sectional, too.

Rejected for: Lack of upholstery options.

Interior Define Lukas 3-Seat Bumper Sectional

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Lukas 3-Seat Bumper Sectional, Interior Define ($2,836)

I have an Interior Define pull-out sofa in my guest bedroom that I adore. It was ordered and delivered in the thick of the pandemic with friendly and frequent emails updating me on the status of the custom-made sofa, which created deep brand trust. The brand had just opened a store in my neighborhood, so of course I went to scout the options. And though most of my stipulations mentioned here include color and style, the most important factor when buying a sofa to me is how comfortable it is. I love to sit cross-legged and generally prefer to be horizontal while relaxing at home. This Interior Define design checked all my boxes, visually and physically. I was even willing to overlook the velvet upholstery! Then…after I got multiple quotes from my design expert at the company and had even typed my credit card information into the checkout page, I pulled the plug, not wanting to wait the 25-week delivery ETA. Just weeks later, it became clear customers were struggling to have their orders fulfilled, so I was extra-relieved I didn’t hit “buy.”

Rejected for: Wait time.

Secondhand From Kaiyo

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Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Haywood Chaise and a Half Sectional, Kaiyo (now $2,447)

It was at around the nine-month mark that I started to feel desperate. I love vintage but tend to buy storage pieces and various accessories, not sofas that require a full upholstery job and multiple delivery orchestrations. The thought of making another decision on fabric already felt like too much, but I indulged myself in an evening scroll on Kaiyo anyway. What I found was a wide selection of very cool silhouettes that made me question why anyone buys anything new. Ultimately, I knew I didn’t have the bandwidth to take on an upholstery project, so it was onto the next! 

Rejected for: Too much DIY required.

The Winner: Hem Palo Sectional

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Palo Corner Sofa Left in Brown-Black, Hem ($5,349)

To recap, I wanted a sofa that could help make my living room feel more grounded and grown-up, which included a modern, low profile and brown upholstery that was also low-maintenance. It had to be deep and comfortable, and I didn’t want to wait 1 million years for it to arrive. I don’t remember how I finally found the Palo sectional by Hem, but I do remember immediately making an appointment to stop by the brand’s showroom in SoHo to see and sit.

The fabric was different than any I had encountered—a mix of 70 percent virgin wool and 30 percent viscose that wasn’t supersoft to the touch but durable and the exact color I had been imagining in my head. I fell hard for the exposed bar detail and modular design. It was firmer than any of the other contenders, but the shape was incredible, and it was the ideal length. The price was in the right range, and it even had a design element not on my list: an open chaise on the right side that made the expanded footprint of my living room feel more open. I purchased it 48 hours later, and it was assembled in my living room in less than a month. I paired it with a solid Nordic Knots Grand rug in chestnut, a decision made in the span of a few hours.

Would I recommend spending a whole year deciding on a piece of furniture? Absolutely not. Do I appreciate my new living room every single day? Yes. Did I question everything when Sarah Ellison dropped her chocolate Float sectional days before mine was delivered? Obviously, yes. But in a world of fast furniture and instantaneous deliveries, I’m glad that I gave myself the time and space to invest in the right piece of furniture that I intend to keep for years to come. 

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We’re usually the first to advise readers to do their due diligence—confirming quality materials, hardware, and finishes—before investing in furniture from Amazon. That’s because while there are plenty of affordable alternatives to high-end designs hiding among the e-tailer’s assortment, we often find that, after considerable research, most would-be scores are too good to be true. Typically, we’ll skip anything that isn’t from a preferred storefront (Kartell, Yamazaki, Stone & Beam, and the like) or lacks a bevy of positive reviews. This slatted dining table doesn’t land in either category, but since it already wound up in a few of your carts, we had to give it a closer look. 

Simontal Round Wood Dining Table

Simontal Round Wood Dining Table, Amazon ($479 was $589)

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A mere six shoppers contribute to its rare-for-furniture 4.7-star rating, but we stopped questioning their purchasing decision after realizing nearly half are accompanied with impressive photos of the piece. It looks far more stunning than the listing’s renderings. After poring over the product details, plus being charmed by the natural wood grain and fluted base as seen in real-life captures, we can confidently say this isn’t a risky buy—and here’s why.

For one, the table is sold in three versatile sizes—all at a height of 29.9 inches—which means it’s a great fit for small spaces. But that doesn’t compromise its roominess; one owner, who went with the largest option, was able to comfortably fit four chairs around it. We’ve also deduced that the base is a compilation of solid strips of ash and the round top appears to be an engineered construction. It ships in two boxes, and assembly is “supereasy,” one buyer writes; just a few screws, included, join the top and pillar bottom together.

To note: A couple of comments do express concern about the strength of the finish (coasters are recommended!). Most are impressed by its sturdiness, though. “I am very satisfied with the price!” one reviewer enthusiastically shares. “It looks very high-end,” another adds. 

In fact, after looking at several similar styles from retailers like Lulu and Georgia, West Elm, and Burke Decor, they were all priced plenty higher—as in, more than double—despite the fact that a couple also featured veneer tabletops. There’s even fewer compact choices, too, making this Amazon pick far more multifunctional (as evidenced by one shopper tapping it for their entryway). Unlike most of our favorites from the e-commerce giant, however, you’ll have to wait a little longer than two days for it to arrive. But as multiple shoppers already note, it’s “worth it,” especially coupled with the $50 coupon. Who doesn’t love a luxe look for less?

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This story was part of Sofa Week, our seven-day stretch of, you guessed it, sofas. After years spent styling, sitting on, and searching for the best of the best—from bespoke designs to rare under-$500 gems—we’re compiling our couch knowledge in one comfy spot.

Forget what you think you know about couch covers—today they’re actually affordable, easy to use, and available in every color under the sun. Slipcovers are not only surprisingly chic, they’re able to withstand everything from pets with boundary issues to dining in the living room (we’ll see your red-wine spill and raise you a pizza-oil stain). They’re also the simplest way to reinvent your space—because who can stomach the wait for back-ordered furniture, delivery delays, or the steep price tags of a new sofa or sectional (in fact, it’s artist Agi Raw’s go-to trick to making a room feel like new). And with a slipcover, a trendy white sofa can finally be yours without the worry of keeping it clean. Scroll through our top picks to find the best couch covers for you—they’re sure to give your furniture a new lease on life after just one trip to the laundry room.

Our Favorites

• Best overall: Comfortworks Pure Linen Sofa Cover
• Best value: Kekou Stretch Sofa Cover
• Best tie-front: Farmhouse Basketweave Sofa Slipcover
• Best stripes: Breakwater Bay Stripe Box Cushion Slipcover
• Best loose fit: So Good Linen Couch Cover
• Best for L-shaped sectionals: Ebern Designs L-Shaped Sofa Slipcover
• Best for IKEA: Bemz IKEA Sofa Covers
• Best for pets: Molly Mutt Couch Cover

Best Overall: Comfortworks Pure Linen Sofa Cover

Karlstad 2 Seater Sofa Cover in Linen, Comfortworks ($309)

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Material: 100% linen | Universal: No | Fitted or loose: Fitted | Sizes: Based on brands such as IKEA, Pottery Barn, and Crate & Barrel

Why we chose it: Made from 100% linen, these custom couch covers are durable, washable, and stay put without sliding. 

With Comfortworks’s Pure Linen line, DIYer Sara Le finally has the white sofa of her dreams. More than a year after purchasing her slipcover, she confirms it has held up beautifully in her active household. “I have two kids who eat and play on our sofa every day; I can’t get them off it,” she notes. “Spills and stains most definitely happen—I’m talking orange juice, blueberries, Cheetos fingers—but I don’t stress about it because I know the cover is washable and so durable. It always comes out bright white all over again!” Her favorite part, though, may be the invisible zippers that prevent sliding.

Best Value: Easy-Going Stretch Sofa Slipcover

Easy-Going Stretch Sofa Slipcover, Amazon ($30)

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Material: Polyester-and-spandex blend | Universal: Yes | Fitted or loose: Fitted | Sizes: 4-seater sofa, chair, love seat, oversize chair, oversize love seat, oversize sofa, sofa

Why we chose it: How can you argue with 80,000-plus positive reviews?

Shoppers can’t seem to say enough good things about this affordable cover. No matter how oddly shaped (such as one reviewer’s IKEA Kivik L-shaped sofa) a couch is or if it reclines, this product refuses to slip or move out of place despite being one piece. One of the biggest issues with slipcovers is the fact that users are always readjusting to keep the formfitting look, but this product apparently refuses to budge. Plus as one of 87,000-plus happy customer notes, it “doesn’t look or feel cheap,” despite the low price point. Other benefits listed by owners include its resistance to pet fur and stains, earning it 4.3 stars on Amazon and the number-one bestseller spot in love seat slipcovers.

Best Tie-Front: Farmhouse Basketweave Sofa Slipcover 

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Material: Polyester | Universal: Yes | Fitted or loose: Loose | Sizes: 74 to 96 inches

Why we chose it: For a more traditional slipcover look (read: cottage vibes), this cover is thick enough to hide any pattern underneath. 

This faux linen couch cover from Target is thick enough to hide even the wildest colors and patterns, and its classic ties work just as well in a new traditionalist’s space with English cottage vibes as a modernist room that’s dominated by clean lines. The only drawback? Made with polyester, the basket-weave slipcover isn’t quite as breathable as linen, but it’s still worth every penny. A few runners-up in this category we think are worth mentioning: the IKEA Uppland cover and this Khaki Stripe. 

Best Texture: Kekou Stretch Sofa Cover

Kekou Stretch Sofa Cover, Amazon ($40)

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Material: Polyester blend | Universal: Yes | Fitted or loose: Fitted | Sizes: Extra-large, large, medium, small

Why we chose it: An elastic, wrinkle-resistant couch cover that stretches to fit most sizes.

This magic sofa cover is a bargain for anyone who doesn’t want to bother with multiple pieces of fabric (and is also another budget-friendly Amazon buy). Sold as one elastic-edged piece, each stretches to fit a variety of shapes—the jacquardlike fabric is available in 20 colors, and sizes range from small to extra-extra-large—and comes with a foam rod that can be placed between cushions for a smoother look. We love that it isn’t your typical faux suede; one reviewer notes it is “quality made and has quality stitching,” and others have said it has yet to show signs of wear, resisting pills and tears.

Best Stripes: Breakwater Bay Stripe Box Cushion Slipcover

Breakwater Bay Stripe Box Cushion Slipcover, Wayfair ($65 was $80)

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Material: Cotton | Universal: Box cushion | Fitted or loose: Loose | Sizes: 72 to 96 inches

Why we chose it: A tie-front slipcover with a little seaside pizzazz.

With the correct box-cushion sofa, this Cabana-inspired cover is just the ticket if you’re looking to add a chic pattern to your sofa without having to commit to a particular style or color. But as much as we love the stripes—you have your choice of seven ecru and color combos to choose from, including the classic black or navy blue—we love the fact that this cover is as breezy to take care of as it looks. “Easy to put on, take off, and wash. Helped me change the entire look of a room for a fraction of a new sofa!” one shopper writes. Another adds it was tapped for a room where kids and pets alike frequent often specifically. “Resisted stains (no just spills yet, but so far so good for all else) and scratches.” Bonus: It’s 19% off right now at Wayfair for just $65.

Best Loose Fit: Magic Linen Couch Cover 

MagicLinen Linen Sofa Cover, Etsy ($78 was $98)

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Material: Linen | Universal: Yes | Fitted or loose: Loose | Sizes: 12 options

Why we chose it: If you’re looking for a no-fuss cover you can just toss over the couch, this is it. 

For the furniture equivalent of a Netflix-and-chill session, drape your sofa in this Etsy favorite, which blends sturdy fabric and quality stitching. Available in a range of saturated colors, from olive to mustard, the boho-chic linen coverlet is large enough to fit over both your king bedspread and sofa, yet it’s a more durable option than just tossing on a throw for the same effect.

The cover will need repositioning from time to time (since it’s not tied or zipped on), and beware that linen does have a tendency to wrinkle, but lots of people embrace this aesthetic, as that’s the natural beauty of the fabric. And don’t just take our word for it: This storefront is backed by an Oeko-Tex certification and has completed more than 1,000 positive sales. 

Best for L-Shaped Sectionals: Ebern Designs L-Shaped Sofa Slipcover

L-Shaped Sofa Slipcover , Ebern Designs ($42 was $130)

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Material: Polyester-spandex blend | Universal: Yes | Fitted or loose: Fitted | Sizes: 1 size fits all 

Why we chose it: A straightforward, hassle-free cover that’ll universally stretch across all sorts of chaises. 

This well-reviewed cover for L-shaped sectionals comes in 17 colors in a textured polyester-spandex blend that repels pet fur. It’s also stain resistant, machine washable, and affordably priced (in fact, it’s often discounted and currently 25% off). Its prowess lies in simplicity, with just two pieces designed to fully stretch over any style. 

One reviewer comments, “Great fit, nice stretch, keeps everything tight. Easy to install; even after sitting and getting up off the couch, there is no wrinkle issue, especially if you correctly apply the foam rolls—the cover will not pop out after you tuck it in the couch! Love it; will be ordering more colors!” Another writes, “It’s perfect! It fits our couch and is exactly as described. Much, much better than the thousands of blankets we had to cover it with to protect it from our crazy puppies.”

Best for IKEA: Bemz IKEA Sofa Cover

Söderhamn Sofa Cover in Check Linen, Bemz ($649)

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Material: Linen, corduroy, wool-look, velvet, recycled material | Universal: No | Fitted or loose: Fitted | Sizes: 30-plus IKEA models

Why we chose it: These covers completely transform an IKEA sofa into a luxurious, custom-looking piece.

Don’t part ways with your starter sofa just yet. Bemz slipcovers are compatible with 30-plus IKEA models and come in a loose and regular fit, as well as a range of fabrics (cotton, linen, velvet, and more) in nearly every color you can think of. Made in Europe to maintain quality and minimize waste, they’re even available in a 100% recycled line. That said, they are custom-sewn to order, so expect to wait approximately three to four weeks for the cover to arrive. And the company recently launched new fabrics in bouclé stripes, linen gingham, and cotton hemp just in time to offer both visual texture and a warm, cozy feel to get through winter.

Best for Pets: Molly Mutt Couch Cover 

I’m a Realist Couch Cover, Molly Mutt

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Material: Cotton canvas | Universal: Yes | Fitted or loose: Fitted | Sizes: 2-seater, 3-seater, 3-seater XL

Why we chose it: Couches and dogs are…not the best combo, but this machine washable cover keeps fabric clean and pets cozied up next to you.

Here’s a quick solution for furry companions that love to sprawl out on the sofa as much as you do. A nonskid backing combines with discreet anchors to keep this cover in place no matter how restless your pooch is. But the biggest draw has to be the no-fuss, quilted cotton canvas material, which brushes clean with little effort and can be washed just as easily. It’s not as luxe as Belgian linen or soft velvet, but with destructive pets around, this cover will certainly protect your investment couch underneath. Reviewers also rave about the brand’s outstanding customer service, as well as the quality construction. 

A pet-friendly runner-up: Pottery Barn’s pet throw. It’s available in three sizes (30-by-30, 30-by-52, and 52-by-100) and the same performance fabrics that cover the brand’s sofa. It offers a seamless extra layer of protection, particularly if you go with a matching material if your sofa happens to be from the mass home store, too.

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Sure Fit

Ultimate Stretch Four-Piece Sofa Slipcover, SureFit ($219)

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Cotton Duck T-Cushion Sofa Slipcover, Sure Fit ($29 was $47)

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This brand is on our radar—we haven’t had any personal experience with it yet—and we’re intrigued by its promise to provide a custom upholstered look for $300 or less. The slipcovers come in either a machine washable, stretchy suede or faux leather for box and T-shaped cushions, as well as a 100% cotton number for the traditionalists on Wayfair in a smaller size (the larger is currently out of stock).

FunnyFuzzy

Checkerboard Anti-Scratch Couch Cover, FunnyFuzzy ($82 was $123)

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For a punch of pattern—specifically a strong dose of colorful checks—try FunnyFuzzy. The brand offers up a range of sizes for two-seaters to three and is sold in multiple pieces to complete the look for matching throw pillows. The bubbly material is actually filled with cooling beads held in place with a nonslip bottom that’s still all safe to add to your laundry pile come wash day. You’re all but guaranteed to make your snoozy sofa the statement of your living room with this option. Bonus: It’s pet-friendly (aka scratchproof)!

OKA

Linen Slipcover for Coleridge 2-Seater Sofa, OKA ($850)

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Made specifically for OKA furniture, the brand’s slipcovers protect a splurgy piece from kids and pets thanks to exact dimensions—no excess fabric or slipping. 

Sixpenny

84-Inch Neva Sofa Slipcover Only, Sixpenny ($849)

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The same goes for Sixpenny. If you own one of the brand’s Neva, Gabriel, Aria, Devyn, Amelia, Elias, Esme, Ziki, Loula, or Olea sofas, you can purchase a separate cover. All are removable, cleanable, and swappable, so you can switch out color schemes (there are dozens of recycled fabrics and hues to choose from) with the season or your evolving interior style. The caveat: These are pricey, and since each is made to order, it can take 12 to 14 weeks to arrive at your door, although the company does ship for free.

Easy-Going

Reversible Sofa Slipcover, Easy-Going ($45)

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This water-resistant cover is made by the same brand as our favorite budget-friendly one. It’s an ideal option for those who want to protect a couch from unexpected wear while renting their space on Airbnb or Vrbo. 

How We Chose These Products

For us, the best couch covers balance comfort, style, and practicality. This is a product designed to protect your sofa from all sorts of daily wear and tear, whether it’s the dreaded wine spill, a puppy with attachment issues, or a child who hasn’t quite yet conquered a proper hand-cleaning technique. We also ensured our list of superior slipcovers included options for those who simply can’t afford a brand-new couch but still want a particular color or fabric—even if it happens to be a hard-to-care-for white—because we made sure all our picks are able to be tossed in the wash come laundry day to look good as new (even if the sofa underneath isn’t). Versatility was key as well, whether the design was able to stretch to multiple sizes as small as a love seat or as large as a sectional or to a range of popular brands such as IKEA and Crate & Barrel. You can stuff these fabrics into each crevice and corner (or opt for additional covers for each individual cushion) for tight, smooth lines or gently drape them over for an unfussy, relaxed look. 

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Size

Most couches are roughly 80 inches wide, but can be as short as 75 inches or as long as 90-plus inches. Some covers are designed to fit specific products from brands like IKEA, Pottery Barn, Muji, and West Elm, but you can find universal covers that work for a variety of sizes (typically small, medium, and large) and styles as well. Our advice is to go with a cover that’s slightly bigger than your furniture to avoid having to grapple with the fabric, tucking anything extra into the corners for a smooth, streamlined look.  

Material

If you’re trying to avoid the draped-sheet look of your grandparents’ living room—or fool guests into thinking you’ve ordered a brand-new piece of furniture—stick with fabrics that not only look good but feel high-end. Skip polyester-and-spandex combos and opt instead for luxurious linen, cotton, velvet, or corduroy. 

Comfort

Having to constantly readjust a cover can be annoying, so look for options that either come in multiple pieces or are held together by zips, ties, or Velcro to keep them in place. 

Ask Domino

Q: How do you cover a couch and make it look good?

According to Christina Nydahl, head of brand at Bemz, it’s all about the wiggle. After removing each cushion (and the original fabric, if you can), adjust the opposite sides simultaneously as you pull the cover over the sofa; in other words, don’t cover one side completely before addressing the fit on the other side. “And make sure the seams are aligned to avoid unwanted creases,” advises Nydahl. But for a fit that looks upholstered, it’s best to order a custom-made cover.

Q: How often does a sofa slipcover need to be washed?

At least once a month is ideal, though Le suggests tackling the chore more often. “My favorite thing is to sit on it when it’s fresh, just like hopping into bed with crisp sheets,” notes Nydahl. “The cover is usually washed on a cold cycle, and it’s recommended not to tumble dry. But we’re rebels and do it anyway. It comes out perfect every time.” For routine upkeep, it’s best to fluff up your cushions on the daily and vacuum crumbs regularly. 

Q: Instead of buying a couch cover, can I just use a sheet?

One hundred percent. Another one of our favorite budget-friendly hacks to switch up the look and feel of a cheap sofa (especially if it’s starting to look a little rough around the edges) is slipping on a fitted sheet. As you may have noted from our guide to the best under-$500 sofas, our favorites include King Linen’s stone-washed sheet, gingham a la Piglet in Bed, and a clover-covered cotton number on Amazon, linked below.

100% Stone-Washed Linen Fitted Sheet, Twin, King Linens ($56)

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Warm Blue Gingham Linen Flat Sheet, Piglet in Bed ($119)

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Clover Patterned Cotton Fitted Sheet, Twin, H&M Home ($30)

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The Last Word 

Couch covers are no longer an unappealing solution for hand-me-down sofas—now they come in luxe fabrics and custom sizes and look just as inviting as the seat underneath. For the best of every world (custom sizing, tons of fabrics and colors), we love Comfortworks’s covers and its linen line in particular. 

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