The 3 seater chaise is the format that tends to convert people. It has the footprint of a standard sofa, the seating of a comfortable three-seater, and an extended lounging section that changes how you use a room. Once you've lived with a chaise, it's difficult to go back.
Left or Right?
The chaise section extends from either the left or right end of the sofa — so the first decision is which works for your room. Right hand facing means the chaise is on your right when you're seated; left hand facing puts it on the left. Both orientations are available across the full range of fabrics and colours, so the layout of your room doesn't limit your options.
The Fabric Range
This collection covers a lot of ground. In velvet, colours run from dark green and midnight blue to rust and teal — rich, saturated shades that make a 3 seater chaise a proper centrepiece. In boucle, ecru, black, green and brick offer texture alongside colour, with a looped, tactile quality that feels different from velvet without being any less considered. For a cleaner, more paired-back look, textured weave and smooth weave sit at the more contemporary end of the range.
Change Your Mind Without Changing Your Sofa
Our modular sofas come with interchangeable jackets, so the colour and fabric you start with doesn't have to be permanent. Switch things up whenever the mood takes you — no new sofa required, just a new jacket.
What Goes With a 3 Seater Chaise
The chaise format is large enough to anchor a room on its own, so the rest of the space can afford to be simpler. A neutral rug underneath, some warm wood furniture alongside, and the sofa does the work. For bolder choices — dark green velvet, midnight blue — keep surrounding pieces quieter and let the sofa lead. Worth pairing with: cream, grey, green and blue.
Try Before You Commit
A 3 seater chaise is a considered purchase. Order up to six free swatches and see exactly how your chosen fabric and colour works in your space before committing. Or come and sit in the full range at our showroom.
