There’s nothing more adult than buying a couch of your very own, in my opinion. However, most “starter” homes and apartments won’t fit the giant, plush sectional of your dreams just yet. If you still want a place to lounge and entertain, you have to find a sofa that works for the space. But don’t let a small living room get you down! Here are some amazing options for kicking back in a small spaces.
Classic
If you’re going for a classic, toned-down look, we recommended a simple, squishy sofa or loveseat in neutral colors.
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Bliss Down-Filled Sofa, West Elm
Ektorp Loveseat, IKEA
Prints and Patterns
Even small sofas can be a focal point of your living room and can set the tone for the rest of the decor, especially when covered in a fun pattern.
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Black Kantha Loveseat, Jennifer Taylor
Jack Loveseat, Schoolhouse Electric
Elegant
Add a glamorous touch to your living space with a small velvet sofa, which look great in vivid jewel tones.
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Anna Velvet Sofa, One Kings Lane
Plum & Bow Annette Sofa, Urban Outfitters
Settee
Usually featuring a higher back and arms, a settee is a great way to fill an extra-small space with sophisticated seating. Nailheads can add extra texture.
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Grey Linen Settee, Overstock
Plum & Bow Tufted Settee, Urban Outfitters
Mixed Media
Mixing wood, leather, and other materials can give your living space a more layered, eclectic look.
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Cavett Loveseat, Crate & Barrel
Arch Duke Loveseat, All Modern
Armless
If you are really tight on space, an armless sofa is a great way to conserve space and allows more room for side tables, lamps, etc.
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Cielo Loveseat, CB2
Maggie Armless Loveseat, Gilt
Which style fits best with your space? Would you take a risk with a fun pattern or stick to neutral tones?
