5-Seater Sofas

With five seats, a sofa becomes an arrangement more than a piece of furniture: corner, large corner or symmetrical, it ends up defining the edge of the living room. This selection brings together these large sofas, including their convertible versions and their storage compartments.

Seating that acts as a partition

In an open-plan room, a large corner sofa separates the living area from the kitchen or the walkway better than a tall piece of furniture. Its back then becomes a visible wall: take care of what it shows. A symmetrical model like Myra suits a room you cross from both sides.

Corner, large corner, chaise longue

Three families share this format. The classic corner forms a short L and tucks into a corner; the large corner extends the return and needs a whole wall; the chaise longue, as on the Myra large corner, replaces the return with a long seat where you can stretch out your legs. The choice comes down to how you use the sofa.

Volume before length

On a large sofa, the backrest height and the depth stand out more than the centimeters of frontage. A low backrest lets the room breathe and fits under a window; a deep seat invites you to lie down but takes your eye farther from the coffee table.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a corner and a large corner sofa?

The length of the return, and therefore the wall it requires. A classic corner sofa needs only a corner, while a large corner takes up a whole wall and means rearranging the other furniture.

Does it have to go against two walls?

No. A large corner sofa works very well in the middle of an open-plan room, where it separates the living area from the rest. In that case, leave a proper walkway behind the backrest.

How do I care for a sofa this size?

Vacuum the corners and the back, where dust builds up out of sight, and rotate the seat cushions to spread the wear.