2 Seater Sofas

Find the right 2 seater sofa for your space

A 2 seater sofa is a versatile choice for living rooms of all sizes. Compact without compromising on comfort, it can be the main seating in a smaller room, or paired with a larger sofa or armchair to create a flexible arrangement for family and guests.

Why choose a 2 seater sofa?

Two-seater sofas provide comfortable seating while taking up less floor space than larger designs. They’re particularly useful in compact living rooms, apartments, bedrooms, home offices and multipurpose spaces.

A small sofa can also complement a larger seating layout. Pair yours with a matching 3 seater or 4 seater sofa to create a coordinated suite without overcrowding the room.

How big is a 2 seater sofa?

The average size of our 2 seater sofas is approximately 175cm wide, 98cm high and 95cm deep, although dimensions vary between ranges and styles. Always check the individual product measurements before ordering.

When considering the sofa’s width and depth, always take into account the space required around it, and measure your doors, hallways, staircases and other access points. Reclining sofas need additional clearance when extended, while wide arms, high backs and deep seats can increase a sofa’s overall footprint. If space is limited, choose a compact 2 seater sofa with slimmer arms, or raised legs, to help the room feel more open.

What is the difference between a 2 seater sofa and a loveseat?

Both designs provide a cosy place for two people, but a loveseat is generally smaller than a traditional 2 seater sofa.

Our loveseats are generally around 130cm wide, compared with a width of approximately 175cm for our 2 seater sofas. A loveseat is particularly useful for compact spaces, while a 2 seater usually provides more individual seating room for everyday relaxation.

Read our guide to what’s the difference between a loveseat and a sofa or browse our full collection of loveseats.

Should I choose a fabric or leather 2 seater sofa?

The upholstery you choose depends on your preferred look, feel and lifestyle. A fabric 2 seater sofa creates a soft, inviting appearance and is available in a wide choice of colours and textures. Neutral shades such as cream, beige and grey are easy to coordinate, while green, blue and other richer colours can introduce more character.

A leather 2 seater sofa has a timeless appearance, and develops its own natural character, over time. Our leather sofas are upholstered in 100% real leather, including the backs and sides, for a high-quality finish from every angle.

Whichever material you choose, follow the relevant care guidance and deal with spills promptly to help keep your new sofa looking its best.

What other types of 2 seater are available?

If you want more than everyday seating from your sofa, consider a recliner or sofa bed.

A 2 seater recliner sofa lets you adjust your seating position, and raise your feet, for more laid-back comfort. Reclining models are particularly well suited to relaxing as you read or watch television. Before purchasing, remember to check the sofa’s fully extended dimensions, and allow enough clearance between it and nearby furniture.

A 2 seater sofa bed combines comfortable seating with a useful sleeping space for guests. Its compact size makes it a practical choice for spare bedrooms, home offices and multipurpose rooms, where there may not be space for both a sofa and a permanent bed.

What colour 2 seater sofas are available?

Neutral colours make it easy to coordinate your new sofa with your existing furniture and décor. A grey 2 seater sofa offers a versatile foundation for contemporary living spaces, while a brown 2 seater sofa can add warmth, and pair naturally with wooden furniture.

For a lighter, softer look, a beige 2 seater sofa works beautifully with natural materials, and both neutral and colourful accessories.

Consider your flooring, the amount of natural light in the room, and whether you want your sofa to blend in or create contrast. Cushions, throws and rugs can then be used to introduce different colours and textures as your décor changes.