How it affects the space

• Keeps the room feeling open and flexible

• Leaves more “living space” for kids playing, extra chairs, or walking paths

• Makes rearranging the room easier

What it’s like to live with

• Great if you like a cleaner look and don’t want the couch to dominate the room

• Easy to add an ottoman and still get that stretch-out comfort

• Best when you want the couch to be part of the room, not the whole room

Your space is a great fit if

• You have a smaller living room

• You need multiple walkways through the space

• You like to change layouts or move furniture around

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How it affects the space

• Anchors the room and makes it feel cozy and intentional

• Defines the living area (especially in open concept homes)

• Gives you a “main hangout corner” without taking over the whole room

What it’s like to live with

• The easiest “sectional life” layout: people naturally spread out

• Great for TV viewing because everyone faces the same direction

• Feels bigger than a sofa, but still practical day to day

Your space is a great fit if

• Your TV is on one main wall

• You want a dedicated lounging area

• You usually seat 3–5 people most nights

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How it affects the space

• Turns the living room into the gathering spot

• Fills out larger rooms so they don’t feel empty

• Creates that “everyone’s included” setup because people face inward

What it’s like to live with

• More real seats and fewer “I’ll sit on the floor” moments

• Best for families, hosting, and movie nights

• It becomes the centerpiece—your room feels finished

Your space is a great fit if

• You have a wider living room or a big seating area

• The living room is where everyone ends up

• You want maximum seating without adding extra chairs

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This is the comfort upgrade that changes how you use the couch.

If you stretch out most nights → get an ottoman.
If you sit upright most nights → you can skip it (or add later).

Why it matters (real life reasons):

• A true chaise is fixed—an ottoman isn’t

• Want the lounge spot on the other side? Move it

• With kids, it’s usually safer than a hard coffee table

• Add a tray on top and it functions like a coffee table

• It doubles as extra seating when friends come over

What it feels like day to day

• Ottoman setups make the couch feel more relaxed and “lived in”

• People naturally create their own spots without you needing a bigger couch

This is where modular wins and why people come back for additions.

Start with the right base, then build

• You can start smaller and add pieces later

• The key is choosing the right shape first (Sofa vs L vs U) so it fits your room properly

• Reversible cushions help even out wear and extend the life

• Rotate cushions/pieces so the “favorite seat” doesn’t get beat up

• If something ever gets damaged, you can replace a cover/piece instead of replacing the whole couch

• Back cushions: You can add a little polyfill to plump them up and keep a “showroom fresh” look over time.

• Protect the high-wear zones. Arms and front edges take the most abuse—use a throw/arm cover if you’ve got kids, pets, or heavy daily use.

• Wash schedule beats panic cleaning: spot clean weekly, full cover wash only when needed—keeps fabric looking new longer. We recommend Folex for spot cleaning.

Washing basics (simple):

• Zip covers closed before washing

• Cold wash, gentle cycle with mild detergent (skip bleach/harsh cleaners)

• Air dry

• Make sure covers are fully dry before putting them back on

• Back cushions

  • Atlas: stitched with a ribbed/outlined edge look

  • Haven: cleaner/flat edge look

• Throw pillows (on corner pieces)

  • Atlas: 2 throw pillows per corner

  • Haven: 1 throw pillow per corner

• Lumbar pillows

  • Atlas: includes lumbar pillows

  • Haven: no lumbar pillows

• Ottoman

  • Atlas: storage ottoman

  • Haven: standard ottoman (no storage)

• End pieces

  • Haven: uses dedicated arm pieces

  • Atlas: uses corner pieces on the ends

Everything else is the same: dimensions, frame, cushion feel/foam density, etc.