L-Shaped Sectionals

Choosing an L-shaped couch

Left-facing or right-facing?

A piece is named for the side its arm or chaise is on when you stand facing the sofa. Our guide on how to choose a sectional explains it with examples.

Measure both lengths

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.

Need more seats? A U-shaped sectional adds a third side.

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 a left-facing sectional?

A left-facing (or left-arm-facing) sectional has its chaise or longer side on your left as you stand in front of it, looking at it. A right-facing sectional has it on your right. The direction is always given from the front, not from where you sit.

Left-facing or right-facing: which do I need?

Stand at the room's main entrance and picture the sectional in place. Put the long side or chaise against the wall or window, away from the walkway, so it doesn't block the way in. If you may move or rearrange, look for a reversible chaise; each listing says whether the layout can be switched. More in how to choose a sectional.