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A Chaise Sofa For Relaxation and Lounging A chaise sofa is a, elongated chair designed for relaxation. It can be used in sunrooms, reading nooks and as part of a larger seating arrangement. Castlery's modular lounge suites include a chaise, including The Cloud Sundae and Small Biggie. Find out how they can transform your living space. Comfort A chaise sofa is a comfy place to curl up or read, sit down, watch a show or even take the time to nap. grey sectional with chaise offer the best of both recline and relaxation, and are available in a variety of fabrics that are both inviting for busy families and easy to keep clean. Plus, you can find an array of upholstery colors and designs to complement your decor, including some with fun accent pillows for an extra pop of color. As with any major furniture purchase, it's crucial to do your research before making a decision on a sofa with a chaise. Start by setting an amount for your purchase and reading reviews on the internet to get an idea of what other buyers liked or disliked about the sofa they're considering. This will help you narrow down your options and select the one that is right for your home. You should also decide if the chaise section will be placed on the right or left side of the couch. This will have a significant impact on how the space is used, and it will influence the flow of traffic through the space. If you are planning to use your sofa as a second bedroom or lounge, a sectional with a chaise on the right side will allow guests to easily access a bed. If you plan to make your sectional a couch in your living room, you may prefer that the chaise is on the left-hand side of the furniture. This will allow you to easily get into and out of the couch. A modular lounge suite can be disassembled into chaise and chair sections to make it easy to transport. You can also add additional seating for guests or move the lounge suite to a different space when you have to. If you want a more spacious and comfortable alternative to the standard two-seater sofas available in most stores A chaise lounge is an excellent option. There's a wide selection of chaise lounges in Perth that are perfect for any style of home and you'll be able to find the perfect model to fit your space and style. Durability A chaise sofa is a great option for any living room set. It can be used to provide additional seating for guests, or a lounging space after a long working day. There are a variety of chaise sofa styles to choose from, including modular options. A majority of chaise lounges feature a footstool attached to them which can be moved to either side of the sofa when you're looking to alter your seating arrangements. This feature is particularly beneficial if you're renting a home or are planning to move in the near future and would like to have the option of changing up your room design over time. Some chaises are built into sectional sofas, whereas others can be used as standalone units. For instance, Castlery's Model 02 chaise has a footstool that is built-in and can be moved from one side of the sofa to the opposite side when needed. The Model 02 is available in a soft neutral beach shade that is compatible with a wide range of interior designs and pairs well with darker and lighter tones. Another option is Albany Park's Kova sectional, which is modular that can be configured as you see fit. It comes with individual seats and an ottoman that is movable and can be slid together to form an L-shaped or U-shaped sofa, with numerous chaise lounges to stretch out. Kova is available in a variety of sizes and colours that range from white to granite. Chaise sofas are often positioned in front of important points of interest, like windows, fireplaces and arches, in order to add interest and awe to the room. They are also often close to the floor, which can help make small spaces appear larger or make them seem larger. A chaise can be a chic and useful addition to your living space. They're an excellent choice for sunrooms and reading areas, but they can also serve as a more sophisticated alternative to traditional sofas in larger living spaces or family rooms. If your living room furniture is mostly rectangles and straight-lined, a stylish and sleek chaise sofa can bring some curves. Style A chaise sofa completes the living space with its cosy elegant, relaxing and stylish design. This type of sofa allows families to kick their feet up in a half sitting, and half lying positions – ideal for watching or reading. It is important to measure accurately when you buy a chaise in Perth to ensure that the sofa will fit comfortably. This can be accomplished using either a tape measure or ruler, based on the tools you have available. Once you have the measurements you require, you will be able to find the ideal piece of furniture for your home. There are many styles of chaise lounges. Some date back to ancient Egypt. Some chaise lounges are Victorian with velvet or tufted buttons. Modern chaises tend to be squarer and more contemporary in style, but can be upholstered with nearly any material. Whether you're seeking an old-fashioned chaise longue that will be the focal point of your living room, or a more modern modular design, there's sure to be a style that is perfect for your interior decor. Chaises can also be paired up with chairs from the same collection to create a unique appearance. For example for instance, the Dawson modular lounge suite by Castlery has a chaise area that is a perfect match with the Dawson armchair and Jaxon coffee table. The neutral beach tones and soft curves make it a perfect option for modern homes with a more laid-back style. There's no doubt that a chaise sofa is an attention-grabbing piece of furniture, and it can be particularly attractive when it's set with a bold pattern or rich color. This doesn't mean that a basic chaise isn't beautiful. This simply means that you'll need to find the right balance between aesthetics and comfort. It is important to keep in the mind that a chaise may be more difficult to move than couch. This can be a problem for those who frequently move but it's simple to avoid this problem by choosing a modular lounge suite that is easily slid together and reconfigured in new living spaces. Storage A chaise sofa is a versatile seating option that's ideal for living rooms and snugs. It can easily be slid onto modular couches, such as our Cloud Sundae and Small Biggie collections, which create an exquisite and functional arrangement. It's a great solution for those who desire the comfort of a sofa, but don't have a lot of space to work on. Chaises are available in many styles that reflect their history as furniture with aristocratic ancestry. They're also available in a variety of materials, based on the style you prefer. For example the woven option or rattan is great for an exotic beach look and can be paired with lighter colors, while a Victorian-style chaise lounge would look amazing in an area that is dark. The back of the chair is the most significant difference between a chaise and a standard sofa. While sofas usually have a back that is on the same side of the seat and a chaise's back is which is higher on the lower end of the seat. This makes them perfect for smaller spaces since they don't look as imposing as a standard sofa. A chaise can also be placed on top of focal points, such as fireplaces or windows, without blocking the view. This is perfect for living rooms which are mostly made up of straight lines and squares, as it can break up the monotony of the visual. Many modern chaises are designed to have the feet resting on the ground, meaning that they don't require a footstool or other additional furniture to support your legs while you're sitting. This is a great solution for living spaces that are typically used by adults who require an area to rest their feet up after a long day at work, and it also saves space in the room. If you're in search of a chaise that will make your living space a place of relaxation and luxury look at our Marlow boucle chaise lounge. Its powdery texture and soft cushions allow you to sit back in a manner that is reminiscent of the luxurious furniture that is found in Victorian parlors.