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A chaise gives you a place to put your feet up without the footprint of a full corner sectional. Choose a sleeper sofa with a chaise, a storage chaise, a cloud or U-shaped sectional with a chaise, or a curved chaise loveseat.
Cloud modular sectional: 131″ wide, a chaise section. Boneless (no rigid frame).
Cloud modular sectional: matching ottoman.
Modern sleeper sofa: faux leather, a chaise section.
Cloud sectional sofa: 108″ wide, chenille, a chaise section.
Modern modular sectional: 114″ wide, matching ottoman.
Deep-Seat U-shaped sectional: 133″ wide, chenille, USB charging ports.
Cloud modular sectional: chenille, a chaise section. Boneless (no rigid frame).
Cloud L-shaped sectional: 107″ wide, corduroy, a chaise section. Boneless (no rigid frame).
Cloud L-shaped sectional: a chaise section. Boneless (no rigid frame).
Modern sleeper sofa: corduroy, built-in storage.
Modern U-shaped sectional: matching ottoman.
Cloud modular sectional: 94″ wide, a chaise section.
Modern sleeper sofa: built-in storage.
Cloud U-shaped sectional: 97″ wide, a chaise section.
Stand where you will see the sofa from, usually the doorway or TV, and picture where you want to stretch out. Keep the chaise away from the main path into the room. Some designs have a reversible chaise that can be moved to either side; each listing says which it is. Our guide on how to choose a sectional explains left- and right-facing pieces.
A chaise is usually 60–70" long, well past the seat depth of the sofa, so tape it out on the floor before you order.
More options: L-shaped sectionals and sleeper sofas.
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.
A sofa with one extended seat, the chaise lounge, long enough to stretch your legs out. It gives you most of the comfort of a corner sectional in a smaller footprint.
A chaise is open at the end, so the room feels lighter and you can get in and out easily; an L-shaped sectional adds a full row of seats around the corner and seats more people. Compare them in L-shaped sectionals.