Corner sofas provide ample seating while making efficient use of space, making them ideal for both open-plan living areas and smaller rooms. Their versatile design creates an inclusive seating arrangement, perfect for entertaining guests or relaxing with family. Many corner sofas from King Living are sectional, allowing you to reconfigure the design as your needs change.  

Corner sofas are best suited for medium to large living areas. To ensure a balanced layout, measure your space carefully and allow at least 800mm (2’7”) clearance around the sofa for walkways and additional furniture. Sectional corner sofas, like the Jasper or Delta collection, offer flexibility to fit spaces of varying dimensions. To learn more, explore how to create the perfect living room layout.

Yes, many King Living corner sofas are sectional, enabling you to expand or reconfigure your sofa as your space or lifestyle evolves. Additional seating sections and ottomans can be added to create larger seating arrangements and different configurations. For example, two additional sections can transform your 5 seater sofa into a 7 seater sofa. This flexibility ensures your corner sofa adapts to your needs over time. To learn more, explore the benefits and disadvantages of sectional sofas.

Corner sofas are versatile and can be styled in various ways to complement your living area. Add a coffee table or ottoman in front to anchor the seating area, and pair it with side tables or floor lamps to enhance functionality. Use cushions and throws to introduce texture, color, and layers, tailoring the look to your personal style.

King Living offers a wide collection of sofas designs from u shape sofas to curved sofas and Lounges to sectional sofas and recliner sofas. Each sofa is crafted to last a lifetime and is customizable in your choice of fabrics and leathers.

Lounge, sofa, and couch are often used interchangeably but can be used differently across regions. In Australia and New Zealand, lounge describes both the furniture and the room it’s in. Sofa, the most formal term, is commonly used in interior design and furniture retail for a structured, upholstered seating piece with armrests and a backrest. Couch, popular in North America, suggests a more informal, relaxed seating option, sometimes without armrests.