Sofas and Armchairs
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About Sofas and Armchairs products
ArchiPro knows the importance of high-quality comfortable seating which is why you’ll find only the best sofas, sofa sets, couches and armchairs that Australia has to offer. There is an extensive range of types and a variety of styles to choose from - leather and suede, modern and vintage, L-shaped and sectional to name a few. Whether you’re after a statement piece or a seating option that complements your existing furniture, you’ll find the perfect choice on ArchiPro. A 2 seater sofa and armchair combination can suit a compact lounge room while keeping separate seating for different uses. A 3 seater sofa and two armchairs can provide separate seats while keeping the arrangement centred on the sofa.
Sectional
A sectional couch is designed in a number of pieces that can be arranged in several different ways. Sectional sofas have excellent versatility for the changing needs of the modern home in Australia.
Corner
A corner sofa is generally L-shaped so that it can fit within the corner of a room. These are great for saving space, without having to resort to a sofa that can accommodate fewer people.
Sleeper
A sleeper sofa might be a pull-out sofa bed, a day bed, or a futon. These types of sofas act as both sleeping and seating solutions, all in one piece of furniture.
Lounge chair
A lounge chair tends to come with a matching ottoman to use as a footrest. They’re generally longer than regular armchairs and slightly tilted back.
Recliner
A recliner is a chair with a reclining back and a footrest that can be raised at the front. These are designed for maximum relaxation and are very popular in Australia.
Club chair
A club chair is a type of leather armchair that is often associated with luxury and class. Club chairs are thickly upholstered for extra comfort.
The advantages of high-quality sofas and armchairs
A high-quality armchair, sofa or lounge suite will be a great asset to your home and living space. Whether it’s a comfortably stylish recliner or a bold colour upholstered seating option, it should allow the user to sink in and relax. The best choices will actually be good for your posture, provide visual interest and be durable, lasting upwards of 15 years. A brown leather sofa and armchair can provide a durable seating option, with the upholstery contributing to the room’s overall material palette.
How to choose the sofas and armchairs that are right for you
Choosing the right sofa or armchair begins with size. How much room do you have to place this new piece of furniture in? Get measurements to ensure that any options you’re considering will fit. Employ your eye for interior design to make sure the sofas or armchairs you’re looking at will go well with the established decor and aesthetics of the lounge or living room. Consider the colour scheme and whether you should be looking for a more modern or traditional piece. Additionally, don't forget to explore the option of incorporating a stylish chaise lounge or a designer bean bag into the mix, as it can add both comfort and visual appeal to your seating arrangement. A green sofa and armchair can introduce colour while leaving room for timber, metal or neutral textile finishes elsewhere in the living room. When assessing colour and texture, covers for sofas and armchairs can be considered alongside the existing decor.