15 Best and Most Comfortable L-Shaped Sofas

Castlery's chaise is an excellent choice for many rooms, with a style and color combination that works with many tastes. Choose from a left- or right-facing L, done up in a neutral fabric color or a cognac leather. It fits three people comfortably.

Floyd home's modular sectional has a modern aesthetic and is great for outfitting a big space. Like all things Floyd, the construction is simple but with options for you to build out and add on at your leisure. The deep seat and wide arms are not to be missed.

L-shaped couches tend to be on the pricier side, but they don't have to be. Case in point, this Williamspace sectional. It's comfy and roomy, and it transforms spaces from stilted to cozy.

CB2's Mattea sofa has wide, low cushions that are both interesting to look at and extremely comfortable to sit on. This one is covered in a performance linen, which feels luxurious but isn't quite so precious as some other fancy fabrics tend to be.

For us, a big part of the L-shaped sofa equation is comfort, and we assume it's the same for you. With regards to comfort, we've never found anything better than the Sundays Movie Night Sectional.

When it comes to materials, especially upholstery, no one does it better than Soho Home. The linens are crisp and durable. The velvets pop with color. The performance fabrics work as advertised.

For the Reya sofa, Soho Home takes those amazing fabrics and sticks them on a simple shape. It makes a sofa that's elevated but easy to work into your current home decor.

If you want something wide and regal, Arhaus is our place for that. The brand makes great luxury sofas, and the Kaplan is one such example. Here we really love the extra-wide chaise. If you've got the space for it, it really takes movie nights to a new level.

Pair with the Helm Ottoman ($1999)

Yeah, yeah, this isn't an L-shaped sofa from the start. We just love this Citizenry sofa so much that we have to work it in. To be fair, it's L-shaped if you purchase the matching ottoman and use it to extend the couch to a chaise.

We love the feel of this couch, but it really is the look that wins us over. The walnut-wood frame paired with the muted fabrics looks so good.

We love a leather sofa. They are incredibly durable, and they look better with age. It's one of those things that's a classic for a reason.

As far as a leather L-shaped sectional goes, we like this one from West Elm. The leather is high-quality, and you can feel that when you're on it. Plus, the shape is simple, so the sofa looks great in any space you put it in.

Article has been an Internet-favorite brand for quite some time, and it has really earned the right. It's always coming out with cool, mid-century-modern-twinged furniture that feels perfectly updated. We love the feel of this golden velvet couch, which is giving '70s in the good ways only.

For a simple L-shaped couch that gets the job done and won't disappoint you in its comfort, performance, or longevity, get this one we've tried out from Burrow.

Choose from four neutral fabric colors (stone gray, heather charcoal, navy blue, or moss green) and three leg finishes (walnut, oak, or black metal). Plus, you can rearrange the four pieces as you wish and easily add additional cushions later.

If you're okay with spending a whole lot of money on a couch, you can't go wrong with this stylized Maiden Home one. It's honestly more than a couch: Its detailed wooden frame makes it a piece of decor to build the rest of your room around. Of course, the cushions are extremely comfortable, too. An investment piece worth planning for.

Rove Concepts makes an L-shaped sofa that turns into a bed with minimal exerted effort required. The couch is soft and comfortable, and there is a whole host of other similarly designed furniture that you can outfit a whole room with. The top cushions fold out to make for a spacious sleeping area.

Hay's low, one-armed sectional has a modern, modular look with a nearly limitless selection of configurations and color options. There are more than 40 color and fabric combinations to make it look just how you want.

For an L-shaped couch that doesn't take up a lot of real estate, this sofa and chaise combo is a great option. The soft corduroy fabric is neutral but adds texture to the space.