Modular Sofas

Our modular sofas let you build a seating arrangement that flexes with the room, from a tight three-seater against a wall to a sprawling L-shape around a fireplace. UK-upholstered frames and interchangeable sections mean the sofa grows with the home, rearranging for film nights, open-house dinners or a new address.

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    Cavo Extra Large Right Hand Facing Corner Sofa Cavo Extra Large Right Hand Facing Corner Sofa
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    Cavo Right Hand Facing Corner Sofa Cavo Right Hand Facing Corner Sofa
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    Cavo Left Hand Facing Corner Sofa Cavo Left Hand Facing Corner Sofa
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A sectional is a fixed L or U configuration built to one layout, while a modular sofa is genuinely reconfigurable: each piece can stand alone, join another, or swap places. That means the same sofa can serve a corner of your current living room today and a straight-back arrangement in your next home.

A typical family layout calls for a corner module, two armless middles and one end unit, giving roughly five to six seats with space for a chaise extension. Add an ottoman module on castors to cover informal perching, extra seating when guests arrive, or a foot rest for longer evenings.

The sections are designed to be expanded, so a three-piece arrangement can grow to five or six as the room, or the family, changes. We recommend ordering within the same fabric run where possible for colour consistency, or consciously blending two tones if you prefer a more layered look.

Modular sofas use the same hardwood frames, sprung seats and feather-wrapped foam cushions as our traditional builds, so comfort is identical. The only compromise is the armrests sit at module joins rather than running continuously, which some find more generous, some find slightly less enveloping.