The great thing about investing in a sectional from Ballard Designs is that you can add to it as your space grows. There’s a single silhouette, but the design process comes into play as you choose the number of seats and the fabric designs or color. On that note, there are 350 different designs to choose from—make yourself a pot of coffee and sit down to play interior designer for a bit. We’re into the canopy stripe collection, if you’re after a breezy coastal look.
- Dimensions: 27.6″H x 84.3″W x 94.1″D (long side) and 39.4″D (short side)
Find a modular sectional with a chaise longue for the most versatility—when you move, you’ll be able to grow your sectional or split it up, depending on your space. This modular leather sectional has major comfy vibes, with big armrests to hug whoever is sitting on it.
- Dimensions: 28″H x 62″W x 60.5″D
Instead of opting for a giant L-shaped sectional that’s going to take up the entire room, go for something with a smaller footprint. Available in performance fabric and three leg finishes, this sectional couch is more loveseat than sleeper sofa, but it’s perfect for a tiny living space and an upgrade from the loveseat thanks to the chaise.
- Dimensions: 24.8″H x 72″W x 127.6″D
If you plan on switching up your decor relatively often, buy something that can act as an anchor for your space. For instance, a slipcover can completely transform a room. This modern sectional pick with modular seating is the perfect size for a bedroom, living room, or anywhere you need a bit of seating.
- Dimensions: 36″H x 82″W x 62″D
The peek of wood frame is our favorite touch, but this modular sofa also looks seriously comfortable. With tons of fabric options, the two-seater design is perfect for a smaller space. Plus, the high-quality upholstery is hand finished, meaning it’ll look great wherever you put it.
- Dimensions: 34.5”H X 116”W X 58”D
Okay, yes, six pieces seems like a lot for a small sectional sofa. But keep in mind that you can mix and match your modular sectionals, turning parts into cozy reading chairs and connecting others for larger lounge spaces. We love the taller back cushions on this option.
- Dimensions: 26″H x 70″W x 68″D
When you can’t go big on footprint, consider finding a sectional sofa that has a deeper seat design—this makes it feel like there’s more couch than there really is.
- Dimensions: 28½” H x 110¾” W x 56½” D
The Quilton is one of our favorites because of the artfully tufted silhouette. Tufts can sometimes feel a bit dated, but the puffy personality of this sectional (with a chaise lounge!) has completely taken over our hearts. The plethora of color options makes this sectional feel customizable without the custom price tag.
- Dimensions: 28″H x 37 3/8″W x 63″D
