Explore luxurious materials, timeless silhouettes, and the perfect blend of form and function. Here are some of the best Design Within Reach sofas you can buy today:
1. TOGO Sofa Review ($9,995)
- This sofa is the epitome of soft, squishy, sink-in comfort. Love it or hate it, that unique, slouchy form is instantly recognizable, making it a true design statement piece.
- Forget traditional frames - the Togo is all about those multiple layers of foam construction. This makes it surprisingly lightweight, and easy to move or rearrange as needed.
- That price tag is no joke. The Togo is an investment, justified by its iconic status and Ligne Roset's reputation for quality... but it's definitely not for the budget-conscious.
2. Emmy Sectional Sofa Review ($10,395)
- The Emmy straddles that line between modern and traditional, with clean lines but a focus on cozy comfort. It's the kind of sofa you want to curl up on, without sacrificing style.
- That chaise section is the star of the show. It's perfect for stretching out after a long day, or creating a separate "zone" for lounging within a larger living space.
- The sheer number of upholstery options is both awesome and overwhelming! Budget-conscious buyers might focus on those basic fabrics, while leather lovers WILL swoon over the high-end options.
3. Float Sofa Review ($8,495)
- This sofa is all about that laid-back, conversation pit energy, reimagined for modern spaces. If you love vintage furniture or crave a less structured feel, this might be your jam.
- Those extra-deep seats and sloping arms promise next-level lounging... but make it tricky to sit upright. This sofa is better for chilling than formal entertaining.
- The Float sofa is perfect for those who want a statement piece that breaks away from the standard modern sofa look. It's a good fit for rooms focused on relaxation over formality.
4. Outline 3-Seater Sofa Review ($5,995)
- The Outline has a clean, almost minimalist, form. Those slender legs and slim armrests give it a visually light appearance, great for small spaces or modern, open floorplans.
- That molded foam is likely on the firmer side, typical of Scandinavian designs. Some buyers might add throw pillows to soften the look and feel of this sofa.
- The Outline fits perfectly into contemporary or Scandi-inspired spaces. Its clean lines make it a background player that allows other design elements to shine, or a bold statement piece depending on the color you choose.
5. Como Sectional Sofa Review ($14,645)
- The Como is MADE to impress. From its Italian craftsmanship to those goose-feather cushions, it screams high-end. Think of this less as a sofa, and more of a design statement piece.
- The Como is less about everyday lounging and more about creating a luxurious haven. Those feather-filled cushions and Italian craftsmanship offer an experience few other sofas can match.
- That solid steel frame and those polished aluminum legs aren't just for show. The Como is designed to be a focal point in your room for years to come, with a focus on quality materials.
6. Twilight Sleeper Sofa Review ($2,895)
- he Twilight is a smart solution for small apartments or guest rooms. Its compact size when used as a sofa disguises that it can become a queen (or two twin) bed for visitors.
- That adjustable bolster pillow is a clever touch! It lets you tailor the seat depth for different people, and adds a bit of lower back support when lounging.
- The rear casters mean easy rearranging, while the removable slipcover makes cleaning a breeze. This sofa is designed for real life, not just sitting pretty in a staged showroom.
7. Quilton L-Shaped Sectional Review ($6,995)
- Those deep seats and rounded edges just scream "cozy afternoon nap spot." This sofa is all about embracing that plush, sink-in comfort.
- That L-shape configuration is great for creating distinct zones for lounging and relaxing, but make sure you measure your space! The Quilton demands a room with some decent square footage.
- The Quilton prioritizes a laid-back vibe over a tailored look. It's perfect for rooms designed for lounging and relaxation, where a perfectly wrinkle-free cushion isn't the highest priority.
8. Kelston Fabric Sectional Sofa Review ($14,195)
- Those articulating headrests are THE standout feature. Perfect for households where everyone has a different "ideal" TV-watching angle, or for maximizing reading support.
- The "Made in Italy" tag brings expectations of quality, especially at this price point. It's a subtle detail, but for design lovers, it carries weight.
- They tout those feather-blend cushions and that spells luxe comfort.
9. Raleigh Sofa Review ($7,995)
- The Raleigh's got that clean-lined, minimalist look that mid-century fans love. However, that exposed wood frame adds complexity to manufacturing, hence the higher price compared to more basic sofas.
- DWR emphasizes the Raleigh's canted seatback for comfort, but makes little mention of the seat depth. Those with longer legs might find this more of a perch than a sink-in sofa.
- The Raleigh's visual lightness and exposed frame make it a good fit for rooms where you don't want a sofa to overwhelm the space.
10. Mags Soft Low 2.5-Seat Sofa Review ($4,545)
- The Mags has a serious following in the design world. It's got those clean lines and low profile that seem to scream "cool" without trying too hard.
- Those deep seats and down-wrapped cushions are all about personalizing your lounging experience. Whether you want to sink in, stretch out, or build a pillow fort, the Mags is designed to adapt.
- The Mags' low seat height won't be ideal for everyone, but that's part of its charm. It's designed for a specific aesthetic and lifestyle – and for those who love it, there's no substitute.