5 styles of sofas & couches explained

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05 Styles Of Sofas Couches Explained
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  • Chesterfield
  • The chesterfield sofa is known for its quilted
    or tufted style. Some have the tufted design on
    only the back and arms while others include it on
    the seating bench section as well. It continues
    to be a popular style with current sofa trends.

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  • Mid-century Modern
  • This style of sofa is all about minimalist design
    and clean lines. There are many varieties of
    this style of sofa. Its designed to look good
    and be comfortable the result is its not the
    most comfortable furniture, but in coupled with
    the right home design, it can look fabulous.

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  • Bridgewater
  • While the bridgewater design fits in most room
    designs, its seldom going to be the standout
    feature of the room.
  • If you want traditional and reasonably
    comfortable in a sofa, consider the bridgewater
    style. Its still a staple sofa style today but
    its not nearly as popular as it once was.

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  • Camel back
  • This type of sofa is also recognized for exposed
    wood legs as well as frequently exposed wood on
    top of the back and arms (although not always).
  • While a classic design, you can buy contemporary
    camel back sofa designs (that are a more
    comfortable than the antique featured here).

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  • Cabriole
  • Some designs include ornate elements to them such
    as the sofa featured here however, more often
    (and especially contemporary cabriole sofas)
    substitute ornate for more comfortable features
    such as more cushion throughout (especially the
    seated portion of the sofa).

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