I switched to these exact food storage containers years ago and I've never looked back. It's made my baking cupboard so much more organised and it's easy to see what you already have.

I don't know about you but my pan lids are thrown into a drawer with reckless abandon - this organiser rack will ensure your drawers close properly and stay clutter free.

These metal storage racks are perfect for fitting around pipework in a cupboard beneath a sink to store cleaning products.

If you are lacking storage space in your kitchen then adding a shelf like these will maximise your cupboard height. It's perfect for spices, jars and cans.

These farmhouse-inspired storage bins are ideal for adding to a pantry for storing fruit and cupboard vegetables like onions and garlic.

Everyone has a junk drawer - these acrylic organisers will keep bits and bobs organised so that clutter doesn't take over.

It can be hard to see jars, bottles and spices in a cupboard, which is where Lazy Susans come in. The spinning function will make it easy to explore what you have.

This cutlery tray is extendable so you can fit it into any shape or size drawer.

At a glance
Best for: Budget Chesterfield sofa
Configuration: 2-seat; also available as 3-seat
Measurements: W180cm x D90cm x H77cm
Upholstery options: Blue, Green, Charcoal, Natural
Materials: Pocket sprung foam filling with wooden feet
What the editors say
Sofas tend to be quite the investment, and Chesterfields are no exception. Finding a Chesterfield sofa under £1000 is very difficult, so this Habitat design's £629 price point is a bargain! It's no surprise then that it enjoys much popularity with shoppers, most of which are very happy with its comfort levels, quality and traditional design as the design currently boasts nearly 300 five-star reviews.
Good to know

- Limited upholstery options

At a glance
Best for: Leather Chesterfield sofa
Configuration: 3-seat; also available as 2-seat
Measurements: W220cm x D97cm x H78cm
Leather upholstery options: Antique whiskey, Riders nut
Materials: Foam and fibre filling
What the editors say
Whenever someone looks for the best leather sofas, I always point them in the direction of John Lewis' Halo range, which also includes the Earle Chesterfield sofa. As most Chesterfields (especially leather ones as it's a tougher material), the Earle, too, is on the firmer side, especially when it comes to the button-tufted back and armrests area. But the removable cushions are actually rather squishy. The overall shape and design stays true to tradition with an upright back and scrolled, wide armrests.
Good to know

- Limited upholstery options

At a glance
Best for: Elegant Chesterfield sofa
Configuration: 4-seat; also available as 3-seat and 2-seat
Measurements: W239cm x D90cm x H81cm
Upholstery options: 10 colours
Materials: Foam-encased in a Dacron wrap filling
What the editors say
If I was to invest in a Chesterfield for myself, the Wallace is likely the one I'd go for. It's a more streamlined, elevated and modern take on the Chesterfield as the rolled arms are much more minimal and neater compared to the traditional shape. I've tried the leather version of it in a Furniture Village store but I prefer the look and the idea of the fabric upholstery finish. And I love the range of colours, including this earthy Tawny shade.
Good to know

- A more contemporary and streamlined take on the Chesterfield sofa look

At a glance
Best for: Chesterfield-inspired sofa
Configuration: 3-seat; also available as 2-seat and 3.5-seat
Measurements: W178cm x D95cm x H88cm
Upholstery options: Over 170 colours, 29 fabrics
Materials: Hardwood frame with a foam core with a soft fibre wrap filling
What the editors say
Darlings of Chelsea is a very reliable brand to go to for any traditional style of sofa, Chesterfield sofas included. And while the brand has more true Chesterfield-style sofas in its offering - like the Harrington, for example - it's the Payton sofa that I prefer. This sofa looks like a cross between a Chesterfield shape, keeping the curved, button-tufted back, and other heritage-inspired sofa styles common in the UK. And conveniently, all the sizes are also available as a sofa bed version.
Good to know

- Not a traditional Chesterfield shape

At a glance
Best for: Deep-seat Chesterfield sofa
Configuration: 3-seat; also available as snuggle, small 2-seat, 2-seat, small 3-seat, 4-seat and chaise
Measurements: W210cm x D109cm x H80cm
Upholstery options: Over 100 colours, 22 fabrics
Materials: Solid hardwood frame with a structured foam core filling
What the editors say
The original idea for the Chesterfield sofa back in the 18th century was centred around an upright sit that would prevent gentlemen's clothing from getting creased when sitting down. But these days, we live very differently and deep-seat sofas are preferred by most, myself very much included. That's exactly why I so enjoyed sitting on Next's Gosford II sofa which takes the traditional look and silhouette of the Chesterfield but makes it deeper and lounging-friendly.
Good to know

- Exaggerated scroll arms

At a glance
Best for: Traditional Chesterfield sofa
Configuration: Grand; also available as loveseat and 2-seat
Measurements: W249cm x D104cm x H81cm
Upholstery options: 15 colours
Materials: Engineered wood frame with polyester-wrapped steel sinuous springs
What the editors say
If you're after a Chesterfield sofa style with a design that's true to the original, Pottery Barn's Chesterfield is as authentic as they come. But rather than dark leather upholstery, it comes in softer but timeless fabric upholstery colour options that will go with most homes' interiors. Equipped with rolled arms and button-tufted back, the sofa is finished with super comfortable and supportive seat cushions which can be removed.
Good to know

- The brand doesn't provide a structural warranty

At a glance
Best for: Luxury leather Chesterfield sofa
Configuration: 3-seat
Measurements: W220cm x D95cm x H78cm
Leather upholstery options: Dark fudge, Union Jack
Materials: Kiln-dried hardwood frame
What the editors say
Andrew Martin calls its Rebel sofa a 'contemporary take on the Chesterfield design'. But I'd argue that it's actually a very traditional take on the look, with the only contemporary addition being brass stud embellishment which makes the sofa look pretty rock'n'roll. Few leather sofas are as soft and supple as this one and the seat cushions feel really comfy, too. And if you're feeling patriotic, there's also a version with a Union Jack print across the backrest - it's not really my vibe but it's definitely a statement.
Good to know

- Limited upholstery options

- Only one size available

At a glance
Best for: Luxury leather Chesterfield sofa
Configuration: 2.5-seat; also available as 2-seat and 3-seat
Measurements: W204cm x D98cm x H75cm
Upholstery options: Over 70 colours, 25 fabrics
Materials: Solid beechwood frame with feather-wrapped foam filling
What the editors say
There are several reasons to love the Patrick sofa from Sofa.com - but my top reason is its perfect blend of traditional inspiration and a modern interpretation. As a result, the button tufting synonymous with the Chesterfield style is more pared-back and so are the curved rolled arms. I'm also a big fan of the ornamental wooden legs and the fact you can choose from three different finishes.
Good to know

- A streamlined take on the traditional Chesterfield style

At a glance
Best for: Comfortable Chesterfield sofa
Configuration: 3-seat; also available as 2-seat and 4-seat
Measurements: W207cm x D102cm x H76cm
Upholstery options: 10 fabric colours, 10 leather colours
Materials: Solid hardwood frame with pocket spring, memory foam and duck feather cushioning
What the editors say
This Chesterfield sofa from Furniture Village is all about comfort. While the look is true to the original Chesterfield design - with the addition of edgy stud detailing in either brass or pewter, depending on the upholstery finish - the internal goings-on have been designed to make the sofa as comfy as possible. And it shows - I was indeed very comfortable when testing it out in store. The seat cushions are equipped with memory foam, as well as pocket springs and duck feather, all working together to create the comfiest Chesterfield sofa out there.
Good to know

- 11-week delivery lead time

At a glance
Best for: Budget leather Chesterfield sofa
Configuration: 2-seat; also available as 3-seat
Measurements: W164cm x D81cm x H70cm
Leather upholstery options: Chocolate, Black
Materials: Foam and fibre cushioning with wooden legs
What the editors say
If you're after a leather Chesterfield sofa that won't break the bank and looks even more classic than most of the Chesterfield styles, then Habitat's take on the look is the one for you. The brand's Chesterfield sofa is one of its bestsellers, both in leather and velvet upholstery options, which is loved by its customers for its affordable price point and high comfort levels.
Good to know

- Available online only

- Comes in limited leather upholstery options

At a glance
Best for: Supportive Chesterfield design
Configuration: 4-seat; also available as 2-seat, 3-seat and 3.5-seat
Measurements: W243cm x D98cm x H83cm
Upholstery options: Aegean olive green, Brown leather
Materials: Solid wood frame with foam filling
What the editors say
If you're after a classic Chesterfield sofa style that's generously sized but not comparitvely expensive then this is the one for you. This large 4-seater features all the traditional Chesterfield features like the button tufting, rolled arms and even castor wheel legs in brass, with the addition of matching brass stud detailing. It's upholstered in supple olive green velvet, but it also comes in brown leather. It's a more formal-style sofa with an upright sit and a supportive, foam-filled seat but I still thoroughly enjoyed having a sit on it.
Good to know

- Comes with only a 2-year guarantee

- Only one upholstery option

At a glance
Best for: Budget modern Chesterfield-inspired design
Configuration: 3-seat; also available as 2-seat
Measurements: W210cm x D87cm x H76cm
Upholstery options: Cedar earth, Cream linen, Stone
Materials: Ash wood frame with foam filling
What the editors say
I love an updated, more modern twist on a classic - and that's exactly what this DUSK sofa is, reinterpreting the iconic Chesterfield style for the 21st century. The part that I enjoy the most is the exposed ash wood platform base as it brings more texture to the design and it beautifully complements the earthy olive green shade of the upholstery fabric. But the main thing about this sofa is how affordable it is - it's rare to find a reasonably sized and stylish sofa under £1000, let alone under £700. What a bargain!
Good to know

- Narrow seat

- Limited upholstery options

At a glance
Best for: Modular design with removable covers
Configuration: Curved corner; also available as corner, 3-seat chaise, 3-seat, 2-seat, single seat modules
Measurements: W361cm x D130cm x H71cm
Upholstery options: 27 colours, 5 fabrics
Materials: Steel frame with five layers of CFC-free foam and fibres
What the editors say
I own a slightly different configuration of this very sofa – but I've also had the pleasure of sitting on the corner arrangement. I couldn’t be happier with my sofa, but if I had the space I would definitely go for a bigger size like this corner number. The design is definitely modern with a low profile and a curved shape which might not be for everyone. But the ability to change the covers is a great benefit – so you can opt for this dark green colourway in the fluffy Leura S finish and get a spare set of covers to mix it up. I change mine for the different seasons as apart from various colourways, King Living also offers different upholstery finishes.
Good to know

- Long lead times; the Australian brand's manufacturing is based in Asia – my sofa took almost three months to arrive

At a glance
Best for: A modern sofa with clean lines
Configuration: Corner; also available as 2-seat, 3-seat and double corner
Measurements: W274cm x D183cm x H73cm
Upholstery options: Cocoa powder, Dusty cream
Materials: Solid hardwood frame with foam filling
What the editors say
As soon as I saw this sofa at the Sofa Club showroom, I thought it looked so modern and cool. It's the quintessential 'modern sofa' with its clean, sleek lines and pared-back look. But I also really like that it's a sectional design so it can be separated into two sections. And the speckled finish of the upholstery brings the style a little more dimension, too. The feel of the sofa is on the firmer, more supportive side but it's not too firm so it still feels comfortable to lounge and relax on. And the fact that it can arrive within 24 hours is a great benefit.
Good to know

- Limited upholstery options to choose from

At a glance
Best for: A gliding extendable sofa
Configuration: 3-seat; also available as 3-seat storage chaise, 2-seat, 4-seat, U-shape
Measurements: W319cm x D112cm x H90cm
Upholstery options: Beige, Tumeric, Brown, Forest green, Caramel, Mist
Materials: Foam and fibre filling
What the editors say
I've visited one of Furniture Village's showrooms to try the Ideal Home x Furniture Village range of sofas in person. And it was the ingenius Gemini sofa design that stood out and quickly became my favourite. The pared-back look of the sofa is very modern. But what makes this sofa particularly contemporary are its smart features. The gliding function powered by a remote control extends each of the seats - together or separately - and transforms a sofa into a daybed with just a push of a button. And when not in use, the remote can be attached to the side of the sofa as both are magnetic. Like I said - genius!

Good to know

- Limited upholstery options to choose from

At a glance
Best for: A generously-sized, deep modular sofa
Configuration: 4-seat chaise; also available as medium 3-seat, large 3-seat, grand 3-seat, medium 3-seat open corner, large 3-seat open corner, large 3-seat corner, 4-seat corner, medium 4-seat chaise, large 4-seat corner witch chaise and single-seat modules
Measurements: W290cm x D296cm x H90cm
Upholstery options: Natural + 85 colours, 18 fabrics
Materials: Wood frame with foam filling and wooden legs
What the editors say
The Elara is John Lewis' latest modular sofa launch. Seeing it in various colours, fabrics and configurations at the retailer press preview, I was instantly impressed with the modern design. It has very deep, comfortable seats perfect for lounging and the clean lines of the design are complemented by the gentle curves of the sofa's armrests. The Elara also takes the idea of modularity to a whole new level as you can choose from various widths of the individual modules to build the perfect sofa for you and your living space.

Good to know

- Large footprint; not very small-space friendly

At a glance
Best for: Modular design with removable covers
Configuration: 3-seat; also available as 1.5-seat, 2-seat, 3-seat chaise, 4-seat chaise, medium corner and large corner
Measurements: W240cm x D100cm x H74cm
Upholstery options: 16 colours, 5 fabrics
Materials: FSC-certified solid wood and birch plywood frame with memory foam and duck feathers
What the editors say
Even though Cozmo's Float sofa looks incredibly modern with its blocky design, the brand actually quotes cubism as a reference point for this sofa style. And that is the case with a lot of contemporary-looking sofa styles as they often look to the likes of 1970s designs. But aside from its modern look, the Float is also one of my favourite sofas for its modular design, removable and interchangeable covers (so clever and flexible!) and extremely comfortable and soft seats which make you feel like you're sitting on a cloud. So much to love about this one!

Good to know

- Longer delivery lead times - between 10 and 12 weeks

At a glance
Best for: Comfortable design with statement legs
Configuration: Grande; also available as snuggler, small, large, small corner, large corner, grande corner
Measurements: W230cm x D84cm x H77cm
Upholstery options: Over 120 colours
Materials: European FSC-certified hardwood timber frame with feather-topped foam or fibre-topped foam filling
What the editors say
While many of Arlo & Jacob's sofa style lean more traditional, there's something very modern about the Felix which is one of my favourite designs from the brand. For one, it's extremely comfortable and cocooning thanks to the generously sized seats and raised enveloping armrests. And to ensure the comfort levels are perfectly tailored to you, you can choose the filling of the seat cushions. And secondly, there's something very contemporary about the ball feet which also create something of a statement.

Good to know

- Higher price point

At a glance
Best for: 24-hour delivery sofa
Configuration: 3-seat; also available as 2-seat, chaise, corner and single-seat modules
Measurements: W254cm x D92cm x H71cm
Upholstery options: 20 colours, 8 fabrics
Materials: Solid and engineered wood frame and foam filling
What the editors say
When I tried Swyft’s Model 03 at the brand's physical store I was taken with its classic look characteristic for modern modular sofas – angular, boxy modules with low-rise back rest. It's definitely on the more supportive side rather than feeling soft and cushiony. But the main reason why Model 03 is so popular is that it arrives deconstructed in a box and therefore fits through any entrance. And the short lead times make it an even bigger hit – if you order through the Swyft website, you can receive it within 24 hours which is so hard to come by.

Good to know

- The sofa has a bulkier design that might not be ideal for small lounges

- All upholstery fabrics apart from real leather are synthetic

At a glance
Best for: Designer modular modern sofa
Configuration: 2-seat chaise; also available as 2-seat, 3-seat, 3-seat chaise and 3-seat corner
Measurements: W256.5cm x D135.5cm x H67cm
Upholstery options: 5 colours
Materials: Hardwood plywood frame with foam filling
What the editors say
When I was searching for the best modular sofa for my home, the HAY Mags sofa was one I considered. Even though I ended up going in a different direction, I'm still a big fan of this sofa. In the last year, a friend of mine bought this sofa and I've spent a couple of evenings lounging on its deep seats by this point - and I was extremely comfortable. So if you're after something modular, modern, low-profile and a design icon, then I very much recommend the HAY Mags Soft sofa. There's a firmer version - just take away the Soft part - if that's your preference.

Good to know

- Higher price point

- Limited upholstery options

At a glance
Best for: Luxury, minimalist look
Configuration: Medium settee; also available as large settee
Measurements: W200cm x D100cm x H87cm
Upholstery options: 9 colours
Materials: Goose feather and foam filling
What the editors say
Whether you're working with a small space or prefer a super minimalist look when it comes to sofas, Ligne Roset's Prado settee is the perfect choice. The brand is most known for its Togo sofa but if you're after something truly contemporary and clever, the Prado with its clean lines and purity of design would be my top pick. The lumbar goose feather-filled cushions can be moved to suit your needs and they're weighted so they won't budge once in place, unless you pick them up and move them. Genius!

Good to know

- High price point

At a glance
Best for: Modern modular sofa
Configuration: 3-seat chaise; also available as complete set with footstool and single-seat modules
Measurements: W273cm x D91cm x H74cm
Upholstery options: Over 70 colours, 25 fabrics
Materials: Solid beechwood frame with foam filling
What the editors say
Ideal Home's Editor in Chief, Heather Young owns the Cohen sofa from Sofa.com and I was able to test it out in her home. It's a very pared-back design with clean, very modern lines, blocky design and slightly curved back and armrests. It's a really great sofa for lounging around as it's spacious and comfortable enough. And one of the best features of this sofa is also its modular design - so you can rearrange or add to it in the future. Heather's Cohen is upholstered in a grey-coloured woven fabric but I think something like this dark green velvet really makes the shape stand out.

Good to know

- The foam filling can start to dip in areas where you sit often - this has happened to Heather's sofa in one particular area

At a glance
Best for: Modular sofa with removable covers
Configuration: Chaise; also available as corner, 3-seat and single-seat modules
Measurements: W304cm x D197cm x H94.5cm
Upholstery options: Over 200 colours, 35 fabrics
Materials: Steel frame with five layers of CFC-free foam and fibres
What the editors say
I'm a big fan of King Living's sofas. But I find the Max tends to be overlooked in favour of some of the other styles. I'm not sure why that is as I happen to really like this model. It's a low-profile sofa with very deep seats and removable back cushions filled with a mix of feather and down. The blocky modular design also comes with removable, washable covers as all King Living sofas do, so you can easily change the look of your sofa with a new set of covers if you ever feel like it.

Good to know

- Long lead times; the Australian brand's manufacturing is based in Asia

At a glance
Best for: Contemporary take on a 1970s look
Configuration: 3-seat; also available as 2-seat, 3-seat chaise, corner and single-seat modules
Measurements: W280cm x D95cm x H76cm
Upholstery options: Dedar Karakorum
Materials: Solid pine wood, particle board and plywood frame with
What the editors say
Many modern sofa designs like Gubi's Wonder are contemporary reinterpretations of 1970s styles, this one included. I've tried this sofa in person at Heal's, one of the sofa's stockists, and I instantly fell in love with the flexible modular design and the unique and plump back and armrest cushions which are folded over and attached with hidden magnets so they can be easily removed. This gives the otherwise blocky design an air of softness which looks really elevated, too.

Good to know

- High price point

At a glance
Best for: Art deco-inspired design
Configuration: 4-seat chaise; also available as 3-seat
Measurements: W267cm x D182cm x H75cm
Upholstery options: Ginger, also available in 85 other colours, 18 fabrics
Materials: Foam and fibre filling with plastic legs
What the editors say
As soon as I first spotted the John Lewis Pleat sofa last summer shortly ahead of its launch, I was smitten. With its pleated base and its curves, the design is inspired by the art deco movement but it still looks contemporary and unique - unlike any other sofa I've seen before or since. And it didn't disappoint even upon the sit test - the seat is comfortable with a good amount of support and the perfect depth and the curved, raised armrests feel cosy and cocooning.
Good to know

- Not many different sizes available to choose from

At a glance
Best for: Curved corner sofa
Configuration: Corner; also available as 3-seat, extended 3-seat, L-shape, single-seat modules
Measurements: W240cm x D240cm x H69cm
Upholstery options: performance margot olive, performance maeve cream
Materials: Plywood and engineered wood frame with feather, foam and fibre-filled cushions
What the editors say
Castlery only launched in the UK last autumn which is when I had the pleasure of trying some of its most stylish sofas, including the Solari which instantly caught my eye with its uniquely curved design reminiscent of the Soho Home style. But it's priced much more affordably than the aforementioned luxury home brand. I love the speckled green upholstery finish which is also spill-resistant. And it's a curved design that can actually work placed against a wall or even in a corner unlike most curved sofas.
Good to know

- Limited upholstery options to choose from

At a glance
Best for: Modular curved sofa
Configuration: 3-seat; also available as 2-seat, 3-seat with footstool, 4-seat L-shape, big L-shape, custom lay-outs
Measurements: W274cm x D100cm x H74cm
Upholstery options: 22 colours, 3 fabrics
Materials: Beech and plywood frame with bio-foam filling
What the editors say
Although this sofa launched about a year ago - just as the sustainable sofa brand Schplendid did - I only got to experience it in person more recently in the brand's new London showroom. And it did not disappoint. The statement, 70s-inspired shape is very unique and earned the sofa a highly commended mention in the 'best sofa' category at the Ideal Home Living Room Awards 2026. The sofa is made only with natural and eco-friendly materials - and it's modular on top of that. It's not the softest sofa as it's more on the supportive side but it has a good bounce to it.
Good to know

- Low-profile design might not be ideal for someone with mobility issues

At a glance
Best for: Next-day delivery curved sofa
Configuration: medium corner; also available as large corner, XL, large, medium, single-seat modules
Measurements: W292cm x D166cm x H74cm
Upholstery options: Parchment beige
Materials: Solid hardwood frame with foam filling
What the editors say
I recently visited one of Sofa Club's large showrooms and the Carmen was the sofa design that stood out to me the most. It's the beautiful curved design which changes slightly based on the size and configuration of the style paired with the modular design that sold me on it. And the comfort levels are just perfect for my liking - not too soft or too hard but the ideal in-between balance. And the fact that it can be with you within 24 hours earns it major brownie points!
Good to know

- Only one upholstery option available

At a glance
Best for: Removable-cover curved sofa
Configuration: chaise; also available as 2-seat and 3-seat
Measurements: W260cm x D170.5cm x H85cm
Upholstery options: Over 200 colours, 35 fabrics
Materials: Steel frame with five layers of CFC-free foam and fibres
What the editors say
King Living's Delta 5 sofa is one of the most impressive sofa designs I've ever come across. Launched only earlier this year, this is one of the very few storage sofas that also feel comfortable to sit and lie on I've tried. But this design's ingenious benefits don't stop there. This sofa also comes with removable covers which can be changed and washed, as well as 'connect brackets' which allow for the backrest to be adjusted from an upright position to a more reclined one. A removable bolster headrest is also included in this package, as is the brand's 'Smart Pocket' design which allows for smart features like a charging side table to be synced.
Good to know

- Long lead times; the Australian brand's manufacturing is based in Asia

- Higher price point

At a glance
Best for: Storage curved sofa
Configuration: chaise; also available as 2-seat, 3-seat, corner, single seat modules
Measurements: W335cm x D180cm x H89cm
Upholstery options: Over 70 colours, 25 fabrics
Materials: Feather and fibre topped foam cushions
What the editors say
As soon as I saw and tried Sofa.com’s Ren sofa IRL, I knew it was no coincidence it was awarded the best sofa winner in the Ideal Home 2024 Living Room Awards when it first launched. I was largely a fan because of the modular design but the unusual curved design of the armrests and the unique storage modules available sealed the deal. Since the initial release, Sofa.com also added a new curved storage chaise which is perfect for maximising your living room's storage space.
Good to know

- The individual modules don’t come with the option to be attached to one another

At a glance
Best for: Luxury curved sofa
Configuration: 4-seat; also available as 3-seat, L-shape, corner and single-seat modules
Measurements: W347cm x D117cm x H83cm
Upholstery options: 18 colours
Materials: Engineered hardwood frame with feather-wrapped seat and back cushions
What the editors say
Soho Home, the homeware brand behind the private members club group Soho House, makes some of the most stylish and luxurious sofas on the market. And the brand has a penchant for curved styles. The Oona is one of my favourites, although I find it a bit underrated as I haven't heard many people talking about it compared to other styles. The design is modular and super comfortable with feather-wrapped, deep seats and back and armrests that are just as soft and squishy. And the pleated-style base is the perfect cherry on top.
Good to know

- High price point

At a glance
Best for: Airy raised-off-the-floor curved sofa
Configuration: 5-seat chaise; also available as 3-seat and corner
Measurements: W264cm x D164cm x H80cm
Upholstery options: Putty, also available in 85 other colours, 18 fabrics
Materials: Foam cushions and metal legs
What the editors say
This John Lewis sofa really embraces its irregular, soft, organic shape. It's one that gives whoever sits (or lies) on it plenty of space. And it does that while looking very airy and light and not taking up too much visual space, owing to the slim, tapered metal legs the sofa is equipped with. It's not a soft and cushiony type of sofa but I appreciate the support it provided when I tried this sofa, without it being uncomfortable or hard whatsoever. 
Good to know

- Irregular curved shape takes a lot of space which is not small living room-friendly

At a glance
Best for: Curved sofa with a playful shape
Configuration: L-shape; also available as chaise, 3-seat, 2-seat and single-seat modules
Measurements: W254cm x D254cm x H76cm
Upholstery options: Performance white quartz boucle, Performance rust (ginger) infinity boucle
Materials: Laminated veneer lumber and plywood frame with foam and fibre filling
What the editors say
I don't know about you but every time I look at this sofa I think of a croissant, and I love that about this style. When I got to test out this sofa in person, I was surprised at how much more comfortable it is than it looks. It's not necessarily a super deep-seated sofa for curling up and lounging, but this where the sofa makes up for the curved shape that would otherwise take up a whole lot of space. Just like many other Castlery sofas, this one, too, is modular and the upholstery is spill-resistant.
Good to know

- Limited upholstery options to choose from

At a glance
Best for: Sofa with curved edges
Configuration: 3-seat chaise; also available corner, curved corner, 3-seat, 2-seat, single-seat modules
Measurements: W264cm x D148.5cm x H71cm
Upholstery options: 27 colours, 5 fabrics
Materials: Steel frame with five layers of CFC-free foam and fibres
What the editors say
This is the modular sofa that I invested in for my own living room. And I couldn’t be happier with it. The design is definitely more modern but with a 1970s influence, boasting a low profile and a lightly curved shape which I think is perfect if you don't want to go overly curved but just a little bit around the edges. The ability to change the covers is a great benefit – I change mine for the different seasons as apart from various colourways, King Living also offers two different upholstery finishes. And while the Tempest fabric is perfect for the warmer months, the fuzzy teddy-like Leura is great for autumn and winter.
Good to know

- Long lead times; the Australian brand's manufacturing is based in Asia – my sofa took almost three months to arrive

At a glance
Best for: Curved sofa with clean lines
Configuration: Chaise
Measurements: W283cm x D201cm x H78cm
Upholstery options: Performance camel marled basketweave, Alabaster yarn dyed boucle
Materials: Solid and engineered wood frame with fibre-wrapped, high-resiliency polyurethane foam cores
What the editors say
There's something very sleek and elevated about West Elm's Laurent sofa. Despite the curved design, the outlines of the sofa are very clean which in turn makes the design look extremely polished. This is definitely one for those that prefer a slightly firmer seat which I usually do - I don't necessarily want to sink into a sofa. If you're worried about fitting it through your entryway, fear not - the sofa separates into two sections which are held together alligator clips.
Good to know

- Limited upholstery options to choose from

- Brand doesn't offer structural frame warranty

At a glance
Best for: Curved sofa with many upholstery options
Configuration: 3-seat
Measurements: W220cm x D112cm x H83cm
Upholstery options: 109 colours
Materials: Solid birch and beech hardwood frame with foam cushion filling
What the editors say
While the seat of Andrew Martin's Lunar sofa features a common curved sofa shape, it's the raised, plushly padded armrests which seamlessly turn into the backrest that make this piece stand out from the rest. Not to mention how comfortable and cocooning it is. There's a vintage-inspired quality to this sofa - while the brand cites the 60s and 70s as inspiration, I'd go even as far as the art deco era. And since Andrew Martin is the master when it comes to fabric, you can choose from over 100 upholstery options to complement your living room.
Good to know

- Only available in one size