A Guide to Buying Extra-Long Sofas, Including Our 14 Favorite Styles

Ranging in size between 112 and 128 inches, the Harmony 2-piece sectional is equal parts long, plush, and cozy. Each couch is made to order, so you can customize every detail, including length, seat depth, upholstery, and cushion configuration.

This extra long, super soft leather chaise sectional is the epitome of luxury. It's made from top quality leather that is gorgeous upon delivery, but will get lighter, softer, and patina over time. At 113.5 inches, the sofa is sufficiently long without being too big to fit in most standard-size living room.

Ashley Furniture's Gimma 3-piece sectional is essentially a cloud couch with a grey, bouclé-esque twist. The modern 111-inch sofa has reversible seat and back cushions and takes only ten minutes to assemble.

Homebody's 3-seat sectional blends everything we love about a plush, oversized, extra long couch with the easy comfort of a recliner. After you choose your upholstery, add one, two, or three recliners for the ultimate movie night experience.

There are many qualities that make the 121-inch-wide Field sofa from Burrow cool. For one thing, it comes in a few different fabric colorways and leg finishes, and the mid-century modern aesthetic will feel at home in various styled interiors. Shopping Director, Jada Wong, has the Field with an extra chaise and loves that it’s modular, so it can adapt to her space. The fabric is stain-resistant and the cushions are CertiPUR-US certified, which means they’re free from harmful elements sometimes found in furniture like heavy metals, formaldehyde, and flame retardants. The sit depth here is only 21 inches, so you may want to add on the ottoman for max comfort, too.

Measuring in at just over 100 inches wide, this CB2 sofa meets the extra-long mark by a hair. I love its caramel color, modern silhouette, and use of leather. Designed by Barcelona-based Mermelada Estudio, it lets you bring a piece of Europe into your home. Plus, it has firm seating and deep dimensions — perfect for that mix of laptop use and lounging.

This Albany Park pick is a great option for a longer couch because you can add on even more seats with the modular setup. Its plush, pillowy cushions are stuffed with a fluffy down blend, and they’re packed loosely to keep their cloudlike shape. And best of all — you can order free fabric swatches to test out the material before you buy.

A bit more on the glam side, this sofa has a custom feel, thanks to its gold-plated iron base, nubby fabric, and sinuous shape. At a whopping 150.39 inches wide, the very long couch comfortably seats five people and the curve makes it an elegant alternative to a sectional while allowing for easier conversation.

This is technically cheating because it’s a true sectional sofa, but each side of the sectional is an extra-large sofa length in its own right, measuring 112 inches long in either direction. Sabai Design makes each sofa to order, cutting down on waste, and that’s only the beginning of its sustainable efforts. Each sofa is crafted using FSC-certified wood, nontoxic aluminum legs, Certi-PUR US-certified foam, and recycled and upcycled upholstery fabrics. Plus, the brand is a Certified B Corporation, so you know your purchase is making an impact.

Super loungy and chic, the Jonathan sofa comes with an extended side chaise option, taking it from 99.6 to 134.3 inches wide. Its low profile and boxy shape give it a clean, modern vibe, but its textured fabric in white, teal, or charcoal warms it up. P.S.: I love the idea of a sofa you don’t need to vacuum under!

The Saban sofa offers another curved selection — this one at 120 inches long. You can float it in an open floor plan to delineate your living area, or separate it into two pieces and place them in different spaces or keep them in the same room facing each other to create even more of a conversation setting.

Give me a performance velvet with contrast piping literally any day of the week! Interior Define’s transitional James sofa comes in not one but three different extra-long lengths — 104 inches, 112 inches, and 120 inches wide. You can also customize the depth, cushion fill, and fabric and piping palette. I love the Marigold colorway with Terracotta piping, but there are so many options.

The ÄPPLARYD sofa from IKEA is an interesting choice because it has the lofty proportions of a longer sofa at 126 and 3 ⁄ 4 inches wide, yet it still has a streamlined silhouette, thanks to slim legs and arms (although they’re still cushy). Its entire look is tailored and sophisticated for the lowest price in the bunch, and it includes a chaise for ultimate comfort.

This is the ultimate splurge, but I had to include it because, well, look at it. Soho Home’s modular sectional sofa comes with six seats that measure 105 inches wide, but you can purchase more seats and make it as long or short as you want. The standard 105-inch-wide version includes straight and curved armchairs, covered in boucle or cotton velvet upholstery with delightfully surprising sides injected with aged Pippy Oak veneer. Its 1970s vibe draws inspiration from Soho House’s 180 House in London.