Loveseats

Choosing a loveseat

A loveseat is usually about 50–75" wide. Our sofa size guide shows what fits which room, and a loveseat pairs well with a larger sofa in open-plan spaces. Not sure which you need? Read loveseat vs sofa.

Before you order, measure your room and every doorway, hallway and stair on the way in. Our guide to measuring for a sofa shows how, and the sofa finder checks the fit for you.

Delivery and returns

Every sofa ships to all 50 states for a flat $20 by curbside delivery, and most orders arrive within 5–10 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return it for free. See our shipping policy and returns policy.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best loveseat for a small space?

Look for one under about 70" wide and 35" deep, with slim arms and raised legs so it looks lighter. If the room doubles as a guest room, a two-seat sleeper gives you a bed as well.

Can you get a loveseat with a chaise?

Yes. A loveseat with a chaise has one extended seat for putting your feet up, so it works like a small sectional in less space. Our curved chenille loveseat and a two-seat sleeper sofa both have a chaise.

What is a loveseat?

A loveseat is a small sofa built for two people. It has the same arms, back and cushions as a full sofa, just shorter, which makes it a good fit for apartments, bedrooms and as a second seat in a living room.

Loveseat vs sofa: what is the difference?

Size and seats: a loveseat seats two and is usually 52–72" wide, while a sofa seats three or more and is usually 72" wide or more.

How big is a loveseat?

Most loveseats are about 52–72" wide and seat two. Ours run from about 62" to 81" wide; each listing gives the exact size.

Is a loveseat or a small sofa better for a small room?

A loveseat takes the least space; a compact three-seat apartment sofa seats more people in a slightly larger footprint. See our small sofas.