Friday, November 18, 2011

Get a Curved Sectional Sofa for your Living Room



 Sofas come in different styles.  We have the 3-seater, 2-seater, single and the sectional sofa. 

Sectional sofas are also available in different styles, designs and sizes.  There is the round, small and curved sectional sofas.   


Let us focus on the curved sectional sofa.  These types of sofas are available in various curve shapes from the traditional U shape to the contemporary winding S curve.  Whether you select the U or the S shape, it is important that the sofa will improve the appearance of your living room as well as your home.


The curved sectional couch in your friend or sister’s home may look good but it does not mean it will be the same in your own place.

As always, the first rule when buying any kind of furniture is to get the dimension of the room. 


Small rooms definitely will have to settle with small sectionals.  The armless curved sectional couch can make a small area to look huge and well-ventilated.  If you want the upholstered curved sectionals, choose those that have small prints and in lighter colors.


A big room can also have a curved sectional sofa.  It adds a modest grace and charm to your living room’s appeal.  You can even use it as your accent wall.  Those that are in velvet, jacquard, chennile and damask upholstery will definitely suit a big room.


Ways of arranging the curved sectional sofa

A traditional way is to put it in one corner of the living room.  Have a chaise at the center and then an ottoman in a corner and make it as your center table.  This arrangement creates a balanced and pleasant atmosphere in your living room.

You can also have the curved sectional sofa on the center while the end piece can be positioned in a manner that its curve is outward.  This arrangement is stylish and its extraordinary arrangement will give a minimalist look in your living room.
 

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