Sofas & Reclining Chairs
Sofas and recliners at Valuhub Canada cover two-seat and three-seat sofas, L-shaped couches, sofa beds, recliners and accent chairs. Styles include spring cushions, chaise lounges, and power or massage recliners. Listed widths run from about 114 to 257 cm (45 to 101 in).
Birch Wood Fabric Modern Armchair, Accent Chair with Curved Leg and Arm for Living Room, Cream White
Rattan Accent Chair, Mid-Century Leisure Chair with Rubber Wood Frame, for Bedroom Living Room, Natural
Modern Armchair, Upholstered Accent Chair with Curved Leg and Arm, Leisure Lounge Chair for Living Room, Dark Grey
Minimalistic Accent Chairs Wood Frame w/ Thick Linen Cushions Wide Seat Armchair for Bedroom Office, Grey
Staff Pick
Fabric Recliner Manual Home Theater Seating Single Linen-Touch Sofa Armchair for Living Room, Light Grey
Fabric Accent Chair, Button Tufted Armchair, Upholstered Modern Living Room Chair, Wingback Chair with Wood Legs, Rolled Arms, Thick Padding for Bedroom, White
Faux Leather Accent Chair with Thick Padding for Living Room, Bedroom, Home Office, Khaki
Staff Pick
Mid-Century Accent Chair Modern Fabric Upholstered Tufted Back Lounge Sofa Seat - Grey
Sofas and recliners for living rooms and bedrooms
Valuhub's sofas and recliners collection brings together seating for living rooms, bedrooms and reading corners. The range covers accent chairs, two-seat and three-seat sofas, L-shaped couches, sofa beds and recliner chairs. Each piece gives a room a comfortable place to sit, rest or sleep.
These pieces suit families, apartment renters and anyone refreshing a living room. Browse living room furniture to match tables and storage, or see more sofas and couches for extra sofa styles.
Sofas and recliners at a glance
Types of sofas and recliners in this collection
The range falls into six main types. Accent chairs are the largest group, and two-seat sofas come next.
Accent chairs
Accent chairs are the largest group in this collection. Most are upholstered armchairs, some in sherpa fleece, with wood or metal legs and a wide backrest. They fit a reading corner, a bedroom or a gap beside a sofa. Browse the full accent chairs collection for more styles.
Two-seat sofas and loveseats
A loveseat suits small living rooms, bedrooms and apartments. Many have fabric or leather-look seats, wooden legs (some rubber wood) and a tufted or midback design. Some convert into a sofa bed or include USB ports. A typical 2 seater sofa is about 130 to 150 cm (51 to 59 in) wide. That leaves room for a side table.
L-shaped couches
An L shaped couch adds a chaise or corner seat to a three-seat base. Many have a changeable chaise, so you can place it on the left or right. Spring cushions, a wide seat and pillow-top armrests are common. Boneless cloud designs are also here. Listed widths reach about 257 cm (101 in), so measure the room first.
Recliner chairs
A recliner chair comes in manual and power models with a footrest, side pockets and a padded seat. Some add a swivel base, a rocking function, remote control or vibration massage. Lift chairs, which are designed to help with standing up, have their own lift recliner chairs collection. Leather-look and fabric covers are both common.
Three-seat sofas
A 3 seater sofa seats three adults along one wide frame. Common features include pocket spring cushions, rolled or curved armrests, cup holders and USB ports. Upholstery choices include corduroy, linen-look and chenille-feel fabric. Most listed widths fall between about 206 and 212 cm (81 to 83.5 in).
Sofa beds and chaise lounges
A sofa bed converts from a couch into a bed. Many include storage under a chaise or ottoman. A chaise lounge gives a long seat for reading or a nap. Some pull-out and convertible styles add USB ports and adjustable backs. Check the sleeping size on the product page before you buy.
Check each product page for exact sizes, materials and what is included.
How do you choose a sofa or recliner?
Measure the room and the route
Measure the wall and leave 75 to 90 cm (30 to 36 in) for walking. Measure doors, halls and stairs too. Check the product page for parts that come off, such as legs, to help it fit.
Choose the right seat count
A two-seat sofa suits a wall under 2.4 m (8 ft). A three-seat sofa suits 2.7 m (9 ft) or more. Allow about 55 cm (22 in) of seat width per person.
Check seat depth and cushions
Deep seats of about 55 to 60 cm (22 to 24 in) suit lounging. Shallower seats suit upright sitting. Spring cushions feel supportive, while foam cushions feel firmer.
Match the cover to daily life
Corduroy and chenille-feel fabrics feel soft. PU leather wipes clean. Grey, beige, white and cream are the most common colours here, so they blend with most rooms.
Check recliner features
Manual recliners use a lever or a lean-back motion. Power models use a button or remote and need a nearby outlet. Leave about 60 cm (24 in) in front for the footrest.
Where do sofas and recliners work best?
In a family living room, an L-shaped couch or a three-seat sofa gives everyone a seat for movie nights. Add a recliner chair at one end for a quiet spot. Pair the seating with a storage ottoman for blankets and remote controls.
In an apartment or bedroom, a loveseat or a compact sofa bed saves floor space and handles overnight guests. Pick slim armrests and visible legs to keep the room feeling open. Measure doors and elevators before you order.
For a reading corner or home theatre, a swivel recliner, a massage recliner or a chaise lounge adds comfort. Choose side pockets for books and remote control, and cup holders for drinks while you watch.
How do you set up and care for a sofa or recliner?
Set a sofa or recliner on a level floor, out of direct sun. Vacuum often and rotate loose cushions. Spot clean fabric with mild soap, following the care label, and wipe PU leather with a damp cloth. Do not overload recliner footrests, and read the weight limit on the product page.
Shipping and returns: Valuhub Canada ships free on orders over $150. Delivery details show on each product page. Items can be returned within 14 days of delivery under the refund policy.
Sofa and recliner FAQs
What is the difference between a sofa and a couch?
In everyday Canadian use, the two words mean the same piece of furniture. Sofa is a little more formal, and couch is more casual. Both describe an upholstered seat for two or more people with a back and arms.
What is the 2/3 rule for sofas?
The 2/3 rule says a sofa should cover about two thirds of the wall it sits against. On a 3 m (10 ft) wall, that means a sofa about 2 m (6.5 ft) wide. It keeps the room balanced and leaves space for side tables.
How long does a sofa last?
A sofa often lasts 7 to 15 years, depending on the frame, cushions and daily use. Pocket spring cushions, a solid frame and tightly woven fabric help it last longer. Rotate cushions and avoid sitting on the arms.
How much space does a recliner need?
A recliner needs room for its footrest and backrest to move. Plan about 60 cm (24 in) in front for the footrest. Check each product page for the space needed behind. Swivel and rocking models need extra clearance.
What is the difference between a manual and a power recliner?
A manual recliner opens with a lever or by leaning back. A power recliner opens with a button or remote and needs a nearby outlet. Power models often add USB ports or massage. Choose manual for simple use and power for easy adjustment.
What size sofa fits a small living room?
Aim for a two-seat sofa or loveseat about 130 to 150 cm (51 to 59 in) wide. Choose legs that show the floor, and leave 75 cm (30 in) of walkway. Measure doors and halls before you order.
