Corner sofas
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A corner sofa covers two walls instead of one — the most economical way to seat a group in a living room of ordinary size. The chaise gives you somewhere to stretch your legs without rearranging cushions: the corner section in our models is 160–195 cm deep against 105–115 cm on the straight ones.
Which side the chaise goes on is agreed when you order, and so are the width and the depth — this is our own production, not a warehouse. Every model folds out, and every one has a drawer or a niche for bedding under the seat.
Questions and answers
- Can I choose which side the chaise is on?
- Yes. The corner section can be on the left or on the right — you say which when you order, and there is no surcharge. The sofa is built to order, so a mirrored layout changes neither the price nor the lead time.
- How much room does a corner sofa take?
- Measure not only the length of the wall but how far the chaise reaches into the room: the corner section is deeper than a straight one — 160–195 cm against 105–115 cm. Leave another 60–70 cm to walk past. If you are a few centimetres short, the width and the depth can be changed before the piece goes into production.
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