East Side Chaise Sofa

This sofa features a reversible chaise design, which removes the need to choose a fixed orientation. The chaise can be "floated" to either end of the sofa's frame simply by flipping the seat cushion and moving the support base. This provides exceptional flexibility for homeowners who like to rearrange their furniture or for those who may move to a different living space in the future.

Based on our expertise with performance-driven synthetic fabrics, we recommend regular vacuuming with an upholstery attachment to prevent dust and allergens from settling into the weave. For accidental spills, the 100% polyester construction allows for easy spot-cleaning; our care guides generally recommend blotting the area immediately with a soft cloth and a mixture of mild soap and water.

This piece is upholstered in a high-quality 100% polyester chenille. Synthetic fibers like polyester are favored for their durability and inherent resistance to staining and stretching. The soft, tufted texture provides a cozy, bohemian feel while maintaining the resilience needed for high-traffic family rooms and households with active pets.

Absolutely. This sofa is designed with a distinct tailored style and a wood base that looks attractive from all sides, making it an ideal choice for "floating" in the center of a room. Because the chaise is reversible, you can easily position it to define a seating "zone" without obstructing the natural flow or walkways of an open-concept floor plan.

The "Smoke" gray upholstery acts as a versatile neutral that anchors several popular aesthetics. The tufted back and tapered legs are hallmarks of mid-century modern design, while the soft chenille fabric and included chevron-patterned accent pillows add a bohemian, retro touch. You can easily transition the look by layering in throws or rugs in earthy tones like rust, mustard, or avocado to lean into a vintage 1970s vibe.

Yes, this sofa is specifically scaled for smaller environments, measuring approximately 92 inches in width. Its mid-century modern design utilizes artfully angled wood legs and a low-profile silhouette to create "visual lightness," a design technique that helps a room feel more open and less cramped compared to bulkier, floor-length furniture.