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Lately we’ve been helping a lot of clients select new sofas so we thought it was a good time to let you in on some of our designer-knowledge about sofas.

There are so many options today including the popular standard sofas with

2 or 3 cushions,

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sofas with a chaise lounge on the end,

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and sectional sofas.

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Fabrics come in everything from delicate linens to fabrics with higher durability for an active family.

Based on your personal style there are several great sofa options for you:

Traditional:

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If your style is traditional you might want to look for a sofa with rounded arms and potentially a fabric apron on the bottom to hide the legs. Camelback sofas like the one above feel appropriate in a traditional home. Often the welting (the corded trim around the edges) would be the same as  the fabric on the sofa itself.

Transitional:

If your style is transitional you might consider a sofa with some nailhead trim or a contrasted welting to bring some metals or other color into your space.  Transitional sofas often have exposed legs which you can match to your other wood tones.

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Modern:

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Modern styled sofas may be more fit for your home if you love the look of slim and squared-off arms. Interesting custom shapes can be made with pieces from a sectional by taking pieces away (like this mini-sofa) or  creating an extra-long sofa by adding pieces from a sectional.

There are some interesting features you may also want to look for in a sofa such as tufting details:

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and interesting shapes like this curved  “conversation sofa”,

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as well as sectionals with multiple add-on options to meet the seating needs of your whole family.

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Sofas are important to our homes because they not only provide us a comfortable place to sit, but a place to interact with friends and family.

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