Deep Seats: The Sofa Detail That Makes All the Difference
Seat depth rarely appears at the top of a product description, yet it decides whether a sofa genuinely suits the way your household relaxes. This article explains what counts as a deep seat, how seat depth differs from overall depth, and why two sofas with identical outer dimensions can feel entirely different. We look at who benefits from deeper seating and who does not, how cushions and back height work together to provide support, and which fillings keep their shape in a larger cushion. There is practical space planning advice for British living rooms, including closer and lower coffee tables, plus a comparison between deep seated straight sofas and chaise ended corner groups. There is also a short method for testing seat depth properly before you commit, using the positions you genuinely sit in rather than a brief perch. The closing questions cover back support, small rooms, shorter users and keeping cushions from flattening....