Small Sectionals

How do you choose a small sectional?

In a small room, an L-shaped sectional against two walls often seats more people than a sofa and chair in the same space. Check the depth of both sides, not just the width, and keep a 30" path clear. A sleeper or storage sectional makes a small room work harder.

For the smallest rooms, see small sofas and apartment sofas and loveseats; our sofa size guide shows what fits which room.

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

Is a small L-shaped couch good for an apartment?

Yes. A small L-shaped couch seats three or four people in one corner and often replaces a sofa plus a chair. Look for one about 80 to 100 inches on its longer side, and check which side the chaise or return is on before you order.

How small can a sectional be?

The smallest are two-seat sectionals with a chaise, around 75 to 85 inches wide. Measure the depth of the chaise side as well as the width, because that is what takes up floor space.