Sofas for Kitchens





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+Finding space for a sofa in a kitchen-diner
Kitchen-diners often need a little more thought when it comes to seating, with units, islands and large windows all shaping the available space. Positioning a sofa behind an island can help make clever use of the room, while a compact two-seater at the end of a galley kitchen can turn an overlooked area into a comfortable place to sit and relax.
Leave plenty of room in front of cupboards and appliance doors so your kitchen remains easy to use and move around. Browsing sofas by size can help you find a shape that works beautifully with the space you have, making it easier to create a room that feels comfortable, considered and well balanced.
Coverings that suit a working room
A kitchen is a busier room than a formal sitting room, so the covering earns its keep. Leather wipes down easily and takes daily family use in its stride, softening rather than tiring, while a tighter woven fabric in a mid or deeper tone keeps its looks in a room that sees constant traffic.
Velvet is a lovely choice where the kitchen doubles as an evening space, bringing depth of colour under low lighting. Compare the options across fabric sofas and leather sofas, and ranges offered in both, like Kurtis, let you weigh the two up in the same silhouette.
Creating a relaxed seating zone
A sofa can be a lovely way to create a natural divide between the cooking and living areas of a kitchen-diner. Positioning it with its back towards the kitchen helps define a more relaxed zone, giving the room a gentle sense of separation while still keeping everything feeling open and connected.
A corner arrangement can define the space even more beautifully, creating a cosy seating area that feels distinct while still flowing naturally with the rest of the room. Corner sofas work well where the kitchen opens into a wider space, a Hasta Storage Footstool doubles as a seat when the table is full, and our open plan living ideas show how the two areas can sit comfortably together.







































































































