Where Should a Small Corner Sofa Go in Your Room?
A small corner sofa needs the right position far more than a standard sofa does, because its L shape is directional and a compact room offers very little margin for error. This guide walks through the placements that work in real UK homes, from the classic corner diagonally opposite the door to floating the sofa as a divider in an open plan kitchen and living space, and explains why facing the window sometimes beats facing the television. It also covers the positions that cause daily frustration, such as blocking a radiator, covering a low window or interrupting a door swing. You will find a practical measuring sequence using masking tape, guidance for terraced houses, flats, snugs and extensions, and simple choices around the sofa, including raised legs, slim arms and movable tables, that make a compact living room feel noticeably more generous. A little planning at this stage prevents years of daily frustration....