Sofas for Apartments / Flats
Apartment living rewards furniture that has been thought about properly. At Loom Loft, our sofas for apartments and flats combine a neat footprint with real comfort, and modular options that arrive in sections, so getting the sofa in is as straightforward as living with it.
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Getting a sofa into a flat
In a flat, the route matters as much as the room. Communal doors, lift dimensions, stair turns and the width of a corridor all decide what can realistically arrive, and it is worth measuring the tightest point rather than the front door.
Modular designs answer most access problems by arriving as separate pieces and coming together in the room. Browse modular sofas if the approach is awkward, or look at a range built entirely from units, such as Newland, where the largest single piece to carry is a good deal smaller than the finished sofa. Our how to measure for a sofa guide covers the measurements our delivery team will want to know about.
Scale that suits an apartment living room
Apartment reception rooms are often a single, well-proportioned space rather than a large one, so the sofa needs to feel generous without eating the floor. Slimmer arms and raised legs both buy back a sense of openness, and a shallower seat depth keeps a narrower room walkable.
Where a full corner group would be too much, a chaise on one end delivers the same stretch-out comfort in a smaller footprint. Compare two-seaters and three-seaters to find the point where comfort and floor space balance, and Gadoni is useful here, running scaled-down versions of its chairs and sofas alongside the full-size ones.
Making one room do several jobs
In many apartments the living room is also the dining room, the office and the guest room, so the seating has to be adaptable. A sofa bed means visitors are welcome without a spare bedroom, and a footstool becomes a low table, a footrest or an extra seat as the evening changes.
Where the space is genuinely open plan, the back of the sofa is the simplest way to mark where the sitting area begins. Our footstools suit tighter rooms, the Etta Storage Stool among them, since what fits inside it is space you were not otherwise using, and open plan living ideas show how one space can hold several purposes comfortably.
