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Couch With Chaise And Recliner

Couches with chaise and reclining features are ideal for relaxed living spaces. It combines the chaise lounge and a sofa for families to relax in a half-sitting, in a half-reclining position.

Modular designs, like 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

This luxurious sofa will add a touch of luxury to your home. This luxurious piece boasts cord upholstery in a neutral hue that blends with contemporary colors. The plush cushions are inviting and the track arms add a touch of flair to this comfortable sectional. This piece is a standout that exudes class and will be the centerpiece of your living room.

Upgrade your home's comfort with a luxuriously soft reclining couch in Evening Fog velvet. The 3-seat chaise sectional creates a warm and inviting space to relax, sit and connect with the people you cherish. The plump cushions will allow you to sink into the cushion, yet still feel the bounce and support. Layered foam and sustainable down are combined to give you the ultimate comfort. Modularity allows you to reconfigure according to your preferences. The non-edged design makes it appear sleek and modern.

The marshmallow sectional sofa looks like a regular sofa until you pull the side reclining handles to recline into a spacious and comfortable chaise. The fabric is strong and designed to stand up to daily use--and it's easy to clean too! This versatile and stylish reclining couch is available in 7 colors and six configurations.

Coconut Linen

Coconut Linen is a high-quality soft linen fabric that has been expertly woven and stonewashed for the ultimate in comfort. Made from sustainable European flax, it's OEKO-TEX certified to be gentle on your skin and the planet. This stunning shade reminds us of tropical vacations and lavish getaways, so you'll want to wrap yourself in its warmth each time you sit down on your new sofa with recliners and chaises.

Homebody is an environmentally-conscious furniture startup that carries just two minimalist sofa styles. The Genoa is an elegant, sleek sofa that combines feminine and masculine characteristics. Its soft-to-touch, leather-match upholstery is enhanced by a more refined tone-on-tone appearance that increases the luxurious factor. It also has an inbuilt, recline function that is barely noticeable and only requires two inches of back room.

Choose from a variety of modular combinations to make the ideal sofa for your space. For maximum flexibility, add a large chair to the mix. And if you're planning to host a gathering of family or friends, Homebody couches offer plenty of seating options with their three-seat capacity and modular design. The cushions are made of layers of foam and down to provide maximum support. They don't have sharp edges. Stain resistant fabrics let you lounge without worry, and hidden steel connectors help hold pieces securely. You can also alter your ottomans and chaise loungers to match the arrangement of your space.

Velvet Leather

Velvet is soft and luxurious to the feel. It is easy to clean and extremely durable, making 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 rest assured that your velvet 2 seater chaise or 3 seater dorsten sofa chaise will endure the test of time.

However, mixing velvet with leather can create a design challenge. Interior designers suggest mixing the two fabrics with color and style. For instance, a fashionable velvet armchair framing a neutral-tone leather sofa is the ideal combination. This means that the velvet doesn't appear as 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 let you relax in a variety of positions. Be sure to verify whether the manufacturer offers a warranty and returns. Choose a modular piece that suits the dimensions of your living room and meets your seating needs. You can also choose an reclining sectional that comes with an ottoman or chair and footstool for more seating. Each modular piece comes in a container that is easy to carry, so you can easily move your new sofa up and down the stairs or through narrow hallways.

Microfiber

Microfiber is a popular fabric for furniture due to its affordable and soft as well as stain resistant. It's also very durable and will last longer than other types of couches. However, it does require specific cleaning methods. Do some research on the best ways to clean this material prior to you purchase a couch that has a chaise as well as a recliner.

In general, microfiber is more resistant to stains and spills than leather. However, it's unrealistic to think that any material will be completely stain-proof. It's essential to remove spills and stains quickly, regardless of whether your furniture is made from microfiber or leather. The faster you can get them out more effectively, the less chance they are likely to remain.

Clean your microfiber couch with a damp cloth regularly to avoid water rings or other marks that are unsightly. This will help lift up any oil and dirt. Use the upholstery attachment on your vacuum cleaner afterward to revitalize the couch's fibers. After that, make sure to let the cushions dry completely before placing them back on.

If you're dealing with a heavily stained microfiber sofa, think about using baby wipes to clean it up before it begins to set in. Keep the wipes in a cabinet or drawer and they're not expensive. You can also use a fabric protector like Scotchguard to keep moisture out and avoid future stains.

If you have water spots on your microfiber couch, you can rub them with vinegar or rubbing alcohol. Pour a more thorough clean and then make a spray using vinegar, water and baking soda. Spray the mixture on stains and then wipe them off with the towel. Repeat until all stains have been removed. If the couch is labeled W, you can wash it with water; if it's marked S then you'll need a solvent, such as rubbing alcohol or a dry-cleaning solution for consumers. Also, look for a tag on the furniture with a cleaning code which could be W, S-W, X, or W/S.