LAYOUT GUIDE
Two returns create a generous lounge area—and a footprint worth measuring carefully.
Black · five pieces · USB console and cup holders
125″ W × 63.4″ L × 35.4″ H; 165 lb
Evidence review →Check current offer on amazon ↗Jet black · U-shape
106.38″ W × 59.1″ L × 24.83″ H; 86 lb
Evidence review →Check current offer on amazon ↗Grey · four seats with two ottomans
121″ W × 61″ L × 23.6″ H
Evidence review →Check current offer on amazon ↗Black · high back · deep seat
134″ W × 66.2″ L × 32.7″ H; 187.9 lb
Evidence review →Check current offer on amazon ↗Measure the opening between the returns and the distance to the coffee table. A large sofa can provide plenty of seating while making the center of the room awkward to reach.
Consider doors, radiators, outlets and curtains before allocating the full wall to a couch. Use the smallest clear room measurement, not the longest uninterrupted wall.
A corner is not always a comfortable independent seat. If you host regularly, think about where each person would sit with enough space for their feet. Two chaises may suit lounging better than upright seating for a group.
Record how many boxes arrive, how the modules connect, and whether the layout can be divided. Keep the manufacturer’s configuration instructions for a later move.
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