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Couch With Chaise And Recliner

A sofa with a chaise and recliner is ideal for relaxing living spaces. It merges a sofa and chaise lounge to allow families to sit in a half-sitting or half-reclining position.

Modular designs, such as Albany Park's Kova sofa can be reconfigured to adapt it to meet your requirements. Also, look for reversible chaises like the Melrose from Apt2B, for added flexibility.

Evening Fog Velvet

Add a touch of class to your home by incorporating this opulent sofa. This luxurious piece has cord upholstery that exudes luxury and sophistication in a stunning neutral shade that is a perfect match for contemporary color palettes. The plush cushions provide comfort and the track arm design gives this sectional a touch of glam. This piece is a real eye-catching piece. It exudes elegance and will be the focal point in your living space.

Enhance the interior of your home by adding a reclining couch made from Evening Fog Velvet. This 3 seater chaise lounge-seat chaise l shaped sectional with chaise instantly creates a cozy space for you to sit, relax and connect with the people you love. The soft cushions will allow you to sink into the cushion, but still feel support and bounce. Layered foam and sustainable down are paired to provide the ultimate comfort. Modularity in full allows you to reconfigure according to your needs and needs; the edgeless design keeps it looking modern and sleek.

The 3 seat sleeper sectional with chaise appears to be an ordinary sofa until you grab the side reclining handles and recline into a comfortable chaise. The fabric is designed to last and can withstand the rigors of daily use. It's also easy to clean! This versatile and stylish reclining couch is available in seven color options and 6 configurations.

Coconut Linen

Coconut Linen is an incredibly soft high-end linen fabric that has been carefully woven for maximum comfort. It's made of European flax that is eco-friendly and OEKOTEX certified for your skin. This beautiful color is reminiscent tropical vacations and luxurious getaways. You'll want to wrap yourself in it each time you lounge on a brand new couch with a chaise.

Homebody is an environmentally-conscious furniture startup that carries just two minimalist sofa styles. The Genoa is a sleek, stylish sofa that is a perfect blend of masculine and female sensibilities. Its soft-to-touch, leather-match upholstery is enhanced with an improved tone-on-tone look which increases the quality factor. It also comes with a built-in, fully invisible reclining feature that only requires two inches of back room.

Pick from a range of modular combinations to make the perfect sofa for your space. Add an oversized chair to give you the ultimate flexibility. And if you're planning to host friends or family, Homebody couches with chaise offer plenty of seating thanks to their three-seat capacity and modular design. Plump cushions are constructed of layered foam and down for maximum support. They have no hard edges. Fabrics that are stain-resistant allow you to lounge comfortably, and hidden steel connectors help hold pieces securely together. You can also alter your ottomans and chaise loungers to fit the specific design of your room.

Velvet Leather

Velvet is soft and luxurious to the touch. It is also easy to clean and durable which makes it a great option for families. Velvet is less likely hold pet hair than other fabrics. Velvet is also less prone to scratch than leather. You can be sure that your velvet 2 or 3 seater sofa will last for a long time.

However mixing leather and velvet can pose a design dilemma. Interior designers suggest mixing the two fabrics by blending color and style. For instance, a chic velvet armchair that frames a neutral tone leather sofa is a great idea. This means that the velvet doesn't look like an afterthought.

If you're thinking of buying a leather sectional sofa, ensure that it has an electric recline feature and a chaise. This will give you a full range of relaxing positions to unwind and recharge. Find out if there's a return policy and warranty offered by the company. Select an adjustable piece that fits the size of your living room and meets your seating needs. You can also find a reclining sectional that includes an ottoman, chair and footstool to accommodate more people. Each modular piece comes in a container that is easy to carry, so you can easily move your new sofa up and down stairs or through narrow hallways.

Microfiber

Microfiber is a favorite for furniture because it's inexpensive and soft as well as stain resistant. It's also extremely durable, so it will last longer than the majority of other types of upholstery. However, it will require certain cleaning methods. Find out the best ways to clean this material before you buy a couch with a chaise and recliner.

Microfiber is generally more resistant to staining than leather. However, it's unrealistic to expect any fabric to be completely stain-proof. No matter if your furniture is made of microfiber or leather, it's important to clean up any spills or stains quickly. The sooner you remove them and clean them up, the less chance they'll will be permanent.

Wipe your couch's microfiber using a damp cloth often to keep away water rings and other unpleasant marks. This will help get rid of any dirt or oil. After that, use the upholstery attachment on your vacuum cleaner to revive the fibers of the couch. Allow the cushions to dry completely before reinstalling them.

If you're dealing with a heavily stained couch, you might want to consider using baby wipes to clean it up before it sets in. The wipes are cheap and can be easily stored in a cabinet or drawer so you'll always have them in your possession in case you need to. You can apply a fabric protector such as Scotchguard to help prevent future stains and keep moisture out.

If your microfiber couch has developed water spots, you can try rub them with vinegar or a solution of rubbing alcohol. Pour a deeper clean, you can make a spray using vinegar, water and baking soda. Spray the mixture on stains and then blot them out with a towel. Repeat as needed until the stains are removed. If the couch has W labels you can use water to clean it. If it's labeled S you'll need some sort of solvent, such as rubbing ethanol or a commercial grade dry-cleaning product. Look for a tag with the cleaning code. It could be W, W/S, S-W or X.