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Velvet has a dense, soft pile and rich color. Choose from velvet loveseats, Chesterfield and mid-century designs, U-shaped velvet sectionals and a Chesterfield sleeper sofa.
Chesterfield sleeper sofa: velvet, matching ottoman.
Oversized U-shaped sectional: velvet.
Modern U-shaped sectional: 114″ wide, velvet, a chaise section.
Chesterfield loveseat: velvet, seats 2, tufted detailing.
Deep Box-Cushion modular sofa in performance velvet, about 86 inches wide.
Representative photo. This sofa’s exact size, materials and color are listed under Specifications.
Mid-Century Apartment sofa in performance velvet, about 75 inches wide.
Representative photo. This sofa’s exact size, materials and color are listed under Specifications.
Velvet's pile can mark where it is pressed; a soft brush brings it back. Performance velvet is easier to keep clean in busy homes. Follow the cleaning code on the listing; our guide on how to clean a velvet couch covers spills and crush marks.
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.
Velvet is a woven fabric with a short, dense pile of evenly cut fibers. It was traditionally made from silk; most sofa velvet today is polyester, sometimes cotton or a blend, and performance velvet is polyester engineered to resist stains and wear.
Velvet is a good choice for a couch when it is made from polyester or a performance velvet, which resist wear and most spills. Its dense pile can show pressure marks and shading, which a soft brush lifts out. Velvet has no loops for claws to catch, but it does show pet hair.
Velvet feels soft and warm to sit on. How comfortable a velvet couch is depends mostly on its seat depth and cushion fill; see our cushion firmness guide.