Take a look through our stylish range of sofas that we've discovered. With options to suit every budget and a variety of finishes and colours available, you're in the right place to find the perfect piece for your home. You can also simplify your search with our easy-to-use filters, which let you narrow down the results and quickly find the sofas you're looking for.
The sofa is the centrepiece of most living rooms, so it pays to compare before you buy. This page brings together sofas from UK retailers: compact 2 seaters for small spaces, 3 seaters for the family, corner sofas for bigger rooms, and sofa beds for guests. Use the filters to narrow by size, fabric and colour, then click through to the retailer for the latest price, stock and delivery details.
Measure the room and the route into it before you fall for a sofa, including hallways, stairs and door frames. As a rough guide a 2 seater is around 140-170 cm wide, a 3 seater around 180-220 cm, and a corner sofa often runs to 250 cm or more on its longest side.
Fabric sofas are warm, varied and usually the most affordable. Leather and faux leather wipe clean and suit busy homes, while velvet gives a rich, soft look. Check the product details for the frame, filling and cover, because these affect how long a sofa keeps its shape.
If you have children or pets, look for removable washable covers, stain-resistant fabrics, wipe-clean faux leather or a tightly woven cloth. Check how the cushions are filled too: foam keeps its shape, while feather and fibre fills feel softer but need regular plumping.
Need space for guests? A sofa bed folds out to a bed without needing a spare room. Compare the mattress type and the folding mechanism, and measure the floor space needed when it is opened.
Allow around 60 cm of width per person. A 2 seater suits one or two people, a 3 seater fits most families, and a corner sofa works best in a larger or open-plan room. Always measure the space and the delivery route first.
Tightly woven fabrics, performance fabrics and leather generally wear best. Look for a high rub count (Martindale) on fabric sofas, as a higher number means the cover is more hard-wearing.
Prices vary between retailers for similar sofas. Compare the size, cover and delivery cost on this page, then check the retailer's own page for sale prices and offers before you buy.
