Sofas & Lounge Suites

Q: What is the lifespan of a couch?

This will depend on the quality of a couch, and how it’s used, but generally, a couch should last around 10 years. A couch that’s better quality and that’s treated well will last the longest. For instance, a well-made leather sofa that is polished regularly with leather conditioner.

Q: Is a firm or soft sofa better?

Firmer sofas are more durable and ideal for entertaining as it’s easier to sit up and chat. Sofas will also soften over time, so starting with a firmer one is best, and it’s also better for back support and posture.

Q: What style of sofa is the most popular?

Modular or sectional sofas are very popular in Australia due to their versatility of design and configuration, being able to be used in different spaces.

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The right seating for your home or office can make a room an inviting place to be, bringing comfort, functionality, and style. Pairing a sofa or lounge suite with other pieces like chairs, ottomans and benches is crucial for a room’s overall style and impact. You can find what you’re looking for with ArchiPro’s curated collection from Australia’s most trusted suppliers.

Manhattan Seating Chiller Cup + Massage + Heating MKIII

DreamPod™ - Cashmere - Sensory Foam Filling Included

Ivory & Deene

From

$399.00

Font, Bench by Matti Klenell

Flokk

Bourne Visitor Chair Range

Kin Outdoor Sofa by Tim Webber

Cult Design

Addy 4 Seater Chaise Sofa

RJ Living

Underline Large 3-seat End Unit Left With Right Armrest

Stretch 3 Seater Sofa

Playback, 3-Seater by Claesson Koivisto Rune

Flokk

Mix Armchair AS-2125 Olive Green

Bowermans

Mogensen 2207 Club Chair by Fredericia

Cult Design

Essentiel Corner Composition Sofa

Roche Bobois

J16 Rocking Chair by Fredericia

Cult Design

Artisan Wu Lounge Chair

Tekstura

Soho Chair - Charcoal

Charlie Single Seater Lounge Chair Cloud Grey

LEVEL

Lello 05 Modular Sofa by CCSS

CCSS

Fiocco Sofa

Opsis Designs

Spine Lounge Suite Chair Black Ash by Fredericia

Cult Design

Cuddle Swivel Armchair | Rust Orange

L3 Home

From

$990.00

Spine Lounge Suite Chair Front Upholstered by Fredericia

Cult Design

Henning Kjærnulf Kurul Chair, Denmark, 1970's

CCSS

Jade Single Seat Lounge

Bowermans

VIPP461 Daybed by Vipp

Cult Design

Aries 2.5-seat Sofa

Roche Bobois

Artisan Mela Armchair Highback

Tekstura

Bespoke Contemporary Curved Arm Sofa

Mark Alexander Design

Berg 3 Seater RHF Chaise Sofa

RJ Living

Krisby Sofa

Voyager Interiors

Mid Century Modern Chaise Lounge

Mark Alexander Design

Featuring the best sofas and lounge suites in Australia

Sofas, couches and lounge suites are key pieces of furniture in your lounge or office. At home, it’s a place to relax after a long day. A place to watch your favourite sports team, movie or TV series or a space to entertain guests. In the office, it can make a waiting area or meeting room a much nicer place to be. Making the right seating choices is important and ArchiPro is here to help with their excellent selection, handpicked from some of Australia’s top suppliers.

Types of sofas and lounge suites

Corner lounges

A corner lounge or corner sofa is a couch that fits into the corner of a living room and is perfect for large families or those who entertain guests regularly.

Chaise lounges

An upholstered sofa in the shape of a chair with back and leg support, the chaise lounge concept is often included in modular lounge suites.

Modular lounges

Made up of separate pieces, modular lounges can be set up in several different configurations to work in different spaces. An increasingly popular choice in Australia.

Occasional chair

A chair that is used less frequently than others in the lounge room, such as when an extra guest is present.

Ottoman

A low upholstered seat without a back or arms, the versatile ottoman can be used as a seat or footstool, and often has storage within.

Cinema seat

A modern reclining armchair with armrests for the cinema experience. Ideal for a media room.

Bean bags

Bean bags are a flexible and cosy seating option for a living room.

Recliners

A recliner offers ultimate relaxation with adjustable comfort, making it an ideal addition to any cozy space.

The advantages of high quality sofas and lounge suites

In Australia, the lounge is often the favourite room in the house. You’ll spend a lot of time enjoying your sofas or lounge suite, relaxing on weekends or after work, watching sports, movies or reading a book or magazine. The same applies to furniture in a busy office, which gets a workout in a waiting area, meeting rooms, and lunch areas. Good quality furniture will stand up to this use for longer, looking good and providing comfort in a stylish way for many years.

How to choose sofas and lounge suites that are right for you

Choose a lounge suite or separate pieces that will fit your family comfortably, and guests if you entertain a lot and don’t overfill your room as it will feel cramped. A modular sofa and lounge suite are great for layout options. In a smaller space, swap the sofa for separate smaller pieces and ensure a layout that encourages conversation. Pairing items with matching or contrasting ottomans or poufs adds variety in height and texture. In the office, choose furniture that’s comfortable, but can withstand a lot of use over a workday. Enhance your living room's aesthetic by integrating a stylish shelving unit that not only provides extra storage but also serves as a convenient display area, seamlessly aligning with your existing decor, including cabinets and cupboards. Enhance your livinmg room by adding an entertainment unit to accommodate your TV and provide a centralised hub for all your media equipment and accessories.

What is a standard sofa size?

This depends on the type of sofa, but there are general measurements for the more common sofa sizes, measured from armrest to armrest. A standard two-seater will be 127cm wide; a three-seater, 198cm; and a four-seater 228cm.