Trust Us: You'll Never Want to Leave These L-Shaped Sofas (2024)

There are just so many things *right* about this sectional. Like the fact that it has 50+ upholstery and color options, high-density foam-filled cushions, and removable cushion covers for easy cleaning. It can also be converted into a queen-sized sofa bed if you have guests sleeping over. I don't know about you, but I'm dying to get this green queen in my living room.

THE REVIEWS: “We really like our new sectional! It's huge and perfect for our family movie nights. The cushions are well-made and firm. Love the fabric. The kids like the pull-out memory foam mattress for sleepovers.”

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Looking for an affordable couch that's equal parts comfortable and sturdy? Found it! This Amazon sectional has a hardwood frame, solid wood legs, and durable polyester fabric that can survive most wear and tear. It also has a removable chaise, so you can change things up whenever you feel like it. It's also a good bang for your buck, I’ll say!

THE REVIEWS: "It looks simple but stylish, and like a much more expensive sofa than a guest might think.”

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May I present one of my favorite couches of all time? The Skinny Fat from Benchmade Modern has it all (and more!). Two of the best features: removable plush cushions, and a relaxed frame designed for support (because hot girls have back problems). It also has a seven-ply-wood frame, which means this baby is meticulously constructed to last a long time and provide plenty of comfort.

THE REVIEWS: “Great sofa. Velvet is worth it. We got the firmer cushion option and it’s soft, comfortable, and supportive at the same time.”

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This couch belongs in a home theater—that’s how deep it is. The 32-inch seat depth means you’ll sink on in, and you'll feel like you’re dazing on a cloud thanks to the feather-filled seat cushions and layered foam base. And if you end up with some drool stains thanks to all those naps? You can simply throw the cushion and pillow covers into the wash.

THE REVIEWS: “I absolutely love my new sofa! I had been looking at the Cloud by RH. But I ran across this beauty!”

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Who says you can’t have a sectional in a studio apartment? With this space-saving couch, you def can. The chaise can be placed on either the right or left side, and the ottoman can be removed for separate seating, making it super versatile. It's also small by mighty: it can easily fit two to three people, and is long enough that you can stretch out ya legs even if you’re on the taller side.

THE REVIEWS: “We just moved and wanted something cheap and on the small side. I’m happy with the purchase, the couch is comfortable for what it is.”

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Not to sound hyperbolic or anything, but this couch is perfection in sectional form. Considering it doubles as a bed (there's a pull-out mattress!) and storage bin (just lift up the chaise!), it kinda doesn’t get better than this. Plus, the velvet upholstery and tufted detailing add all the pizzazz you could dream of.

THE REVIEWS: “Definitely serves its purpose as I wanted a couch that extends so my husband and I can comfortably lay back to watch TV/movies etc."

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Ooooh, she's swanky! This five-seater comes in three shades of leather, including a light camel and pitch black. The cushions are packed with three layers of foam (comfort!) and there's a built-in USB charger on the side (convenience!). The modular design means it's easy peasy to move around, which is great because you'll be keeping this baby with you for the long haul.

THE REVIEWS: “This chair was the result of a six-month hunt, complete with significant marital conflict (man wants comfort, woman wants style—you know the battle). And here we are! It's the perfect solution.”

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It's not a house party unless you have a good couch. And this Kova Corner sectional from Albany Park isn't just good—it's great. The cushions are large and extra deep, and the upholstery is plush and hypoallergenic. All of the back cushions are reversible (in case you spill mid-party) and the legs are super sturdy, so you can fit lots of friends.

THE REVIEWS: "Very large sofa, but fits our space perfectly and brings us joy. The golden yellow color is awesome and we've gotten a lot of compliments on it. Our five-year-old and one-year-old love playing, jumping, and lounging on it. Seems very well made and durable."

Consider the size and shape.

You want an L-shaped sofa that’ll 1) fit in your home, and 2) have enough room to seat the most important people in your life/space. Measuring your living room is the first step you should take when buying a sectional. Then, you have to consider your preferred shape—including what side you want your chaise to go on, and how many seats you prefer.

Choose the right filling.

Deep or not too deep? Firm or ultra plush? The right cushion filling can make all the difference when it comes to the comfort of your couch. Some retailers will let you pick what type of filling in your cushions, while others will only give you one option. Consider your preferences and how you intend to use your couch. If you like a nice soft mattress and plan to use your sofa for nap time, opt for a more luxurious (but typically more expensive) feather fill. But if you’re more budget-conscious and just want a nice sofa that’s moderately comfy, you can probably stick with classic foam.

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