Sleek sofas for flats where every foot counts
How to choose a sofa with a sleek design for a flat with limited space: measuring, sizes, arms, legs and colour, with sofas you can see in Jaipur.
In a flat, the sofa is often the largest piece in the room, and space is the first thing to run out. A sleek design does not mean giving up comfort. It means choosing the right size and the right shape.
Measure first
- The wall. Measure the length available and leave room to walk past at each end.
- The walkway. Keep a clear path between the sofa and the centre table, and to the balcony or the next room.
- The way in. Check the width of the main door, the lift and any tight turn in the corridor.
Choose a shape that takes less space
- Slim arms. Thick, rolled arms add width without adding seating. Straight, narrow arms give you more seat in the same length.
- Raised legs. A sofa on legs shows the floor beneath it, so the room feels larger.
- Two pieces, not one. A 2-seater with a single chair often fits a flat better than one long 3-seater, and you can move them around.
- Light colours. Pale grey, ivory or soft green keep a small room feeling open.
Sizes to compare
Mack prints the size of every sofa, which makes planning easy. All sizes are length × depth × height.
- RC2209: 1 seater 1000 × 770 × 770 mm; 3 seater 2000 × 770 × 770 mm. Boxy and compact, on chrome feet.
- RC2106: 1 seater 950 × 780 × 810 mm; 3 seater 1950 × 780 × 810 mm. Grey and tan, on slim legs.
- RC2401: 1 seater 800 × 820 × 850 mm; 3 seater 1900 × 820 × 850 mm. Grey with orange seat cushions.
From Alfa, SOFA-875 stands on chrome sled legs and SOFA-862 has slim legs and walnut side panels, both in 2 and 3-seater sizes. From LFD, HS-32009 comes as a 3, 2 or 1 seater.
Sit before you choose
Bring your measurements to the showroom and try the seat depth for yourself. We will help you check the size against your room.
