Though it certainly comes close to being one of the most comfortable Little Lots sofas (by “comfortable” we also mean “sleep-inducing”). It’s a lot more suitable for a casual family room rather than a formal living room due to its deep seating depth and low height, but a major plus point for this range is how it looks – quite a departure from the traditional sofa .
Status: Available!
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Encholme
Sofa
The marshmallow-like cushions, tufted couch and almost cloud-like shape make the Denholme look like a dream to sink into after a long day at work.
It’s only been two years since this range was introduced, and it seems like it’s sticking around for a while and is especially popular due to its flexibility.
A popular combination is in a modular U-shape, and for smaller homes, a 2-seater plus chaise combination gives you the L-shaped section easily.
Status: Available!
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Limacouch
Subjectively, we’re not big fans of the comfort – which is why it’s dropped from 1st to 4th place.
Comfort aside, it’s a pretty and practical sofa: wide and deep seating, 2-seater Lima sofa so you can switch up your look whenever you want.
Easy-to-clean leather Lima makes keeping it clean easy, and the wide armrests balance out the look; you can even sit on the armrests in case you run out of seating space.
Status: Available!
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Norway
Norway sofa definitely earns its points for its versatility as a sectional sofa, the roomy storage compartment, and the pull-out bed that can transform your sofa into a double bed for guests.
In late 2019 the Norway added a younger sibling to the line-up, a 3-seater sofabed (sans chaise and storage).
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Status: Available!
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Le Cube L
Where do we begin? The classic str. armed design makes the Le Cube a favourite among those who want a traditional style, and it’s clearly popular with the relaxed, modern farmhouse homes; it comes with a sturdy chrome frame, leather or contract fabric.
The slipcovered style with the long skirt and corner pleats play a big part in how the sofa is perceived as a more classic sofa, but Le Cube designers did sell a leather Le Cube sofa, complete with exposed legs and chrome feet and a leather-upholstered look.
Status: Available!
- Victoria Tufted Sofa
“Why isn’t the Victoria in this list?”
You guys are right, and it deserves to be here with many good reasons.
Firstly, it looks great. There’s a good reason why buttoned-style sofas do well – it’s timeless and never gets old – hence it works well for almost any living space aiming for the modern look.
Secondly, you need to sit on the sofa and realise it’s super comfy.
Lastly, it’s very practical because the ottoman and chaise come with storage AND each part can be easily combined to form a giant sectional, just like the Le Cube.
What’s not to love about the Victoria?
Status: Available!
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There’s certainly a whole lot that we could talk about from LITTLE LOTS’s new catalogue, but to make things easier, we decided to put together a list of our all-time top 10 favourite LITTLE LOTS sofas.
To help us narrow down our top picks for 2020, we chose to focus on these criteria in our range of sofa reviews:
- Popularity: How long has it been on the market?
- Variety: How many sizes and styles are there to choose from? How does it fit in different rooms and spaces?
- Aesthetics: How pretty is it?
- Comfort: Which is the most comfortable Little Lots sofa?
Dishonourable mention: the Le Cube contract fabric “sofa”. A little fabric on a frame does not make a sofa. Even an outdoor lounge chair has more integrity than this metal monster.
10. Peru
Coming in at 10th place is this stunning sofa from the Little Lots Peru collection. It looks absolutely beautiful with its contemporary style that visually conveys comfort.
As the Little Lots sofa with the deepest seating depth, Peru is practically made for lounging, which is wonderfully comfortable, but not great for those who prefer more upright seating.
It comes with original velvet slipcovers in dark orange, dark blue, and grey, which amps up the luxury and has most certainly set the bar high for all the other sofas during our Little Lots sofa reviews. The collection includes a 3-seater sofa (with 2 seat cushions), a 2-seater sofa (with one seat cushion), a woven rattan chair with cushions, and a marshmallow-shaped pouffe.
Made to order!
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PuffyModern Couch
A relatively new player on the scene, the Puffy is all about comfort. It sports thick, extra plush cushions that make you feel like you’re sitting on square clouds. Thankfully, they are also very supportive to prevent you from being sucked into the couch.Mixers and matches
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- Convallis ornare nulla velit nibh
- Magna sem enim blandit feugiat turpis
Would be pleased to hear that the Puffy has all the footstools, corners, and lounges needed to really grow the sofa. Though it’s size and chunkiness take up space rather fast.
Compared to its direct rival, the Zanzibar, the deeper seating is well welcomed for a more relaxed sitting session. It goes well with the cushy cushions and makes the puffy one one of the ultimate’s in LITTLE LOTS comfort.
Status: Available!
8. Oslo
Elegant and fancy-looking, the Oslo’s design isn’t what you’d be expecting when walking into LITTLE LOTS’ showroom. Low banana-shaped armrests with generously sized cushions give it a classy yet traditional feel rivalling the looks of some of Little Lots’ more upmarket competitors.
Sadly, the series doesn’t have any variants – just the armchair and sofa versions, but both are plenty comfortable. Deep seating with plush cushions makes it very appealing to lounge and sprawl out on.
While the lack of choice is disheartening, the Oslo sofa is still oddly flexible. The lumbar cushions help support the back when more upright seating is wanted and can even be propped on the low-sloped armrests for great napping time.
Status: Made to order!
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Camille
It’s been almost 10 years since the Camille sofa came into existence after the popular Camile sofa was phased out. Over the years, the range grew to include 2 types of armchairs, a 2-seater, a 3-seater sofa, a sofabed, a corner sofa, 2 chaise variants and a footstool, which is basically every iteration of living room seating you might even dream of.
Has there been any other sofa that has made such a huge impact on the DIY scene? The Karlstad is just a square-armed sofa, right?
Technically, yes, but over the past decade, people have been coming up with many ways to reinvent, refresh and hack the Karlstad to suit their personal styles and tastes. This is why it scored so highly
Status: Discontinued.
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Soderhamn
This collection is modular, so you can just go with the regular 3-seater (armrests optional) and build up to a larger sectional if you have a big space. With just the chair/one-seat, sofa, corner, and chaise pieces, you can mix and match to build the sectional of your dreams in your space.
Though it certainly comes close to being one of the most comfortable Little Lots sofas (by “comfortable” we also mean “sleep-inducing”). It’s a lot more suitable for a casual family room rather than a formal living room due to its deep seating depth and low height, but a major plus point for this range is how it looks – quite a departure from the traditional sofa .
Status: Available!
Share The Love
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Encholme
Sofa
The marshmallow-like cushions, tufted couch and almost cloud-like shape make the Denholme look like a dream to sink into after a long day at work.
It’s only been two years since this range was introduced, and it seems like it’s sticking around for a while and is especially popular due to its flexibility.
A popular combination is in a modular U-shape, and for smaller homes, a 2-seater plus chaise combination gives you the L-shaped section easily.
Status: Available!
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Limacouch
Subjectively, we’re not big fans of the comfort – which is why it’s dropped from 1st to 4th place.
Comfort aside, it’s a pretty and practical sofa: wide and deep seating, 2-seater Lima sofa so you can switch up your look whenever you want.
Easy-to-clean leather Lima makes keeping it clean easy, and the wide armrests balance out the look; you can even sit on the armrests in case you run out of seating space.
Status: Available!
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Norway
Norway sofa definitely earns its points for its versatility as a sectional sofa, the roomy storage compartment, and the pull-out bed that can transform your sofa into a double bed for guests.
In late 2019 the Norway added a younger sibling to the line-up, a 3-seater sofabed (sans chaise and storage).
Shop for more: Furniture
Status: Available!
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Le Cube L
Where do we begin? The classic str. armed design makes the Le Cube a favourite among those who want a traditional style, and it’s clearly popular with the relaxed, modern farmhouse homes; it comes with a sturdy chrome frame, leather or contract fabric.
The slipcovered style with the long skirt and corner pleats play a big part in how the sofa is perceived as a more classic sofa, but Le Cube designers did sell a leather Le Cube sofa, complete with exposed legs and chrome feet and a leather-upholstered look.
Status: Available!
- Victoria Tufted Sofa
“Why isn’t the Victoria in this list?”
You guys are right, and it deserves to be here with many good reasons.
Firstly, it looks great. There’s a good reason why buttoned-style sofas do well – it’s timeless and never gets old – hence it works well for almost any living space aiming for the modern look.
Secondly, you need to sit on the sofa and realise it’s super comfy.
Lastly, it’s very practical because the ottoman and chaise come with storage AND each part can be easily combined to form a giant sectional, just like the Le Cube.
What’s not to love about the Victoria?
Status: Available!