Start with clear wall width
Measure the usable wall after door trim, skirting, and curtain boxes.
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SOFA / LIVING ROOM FIT
Leave circulation. Then choose the sofa.
Consider the sofa wall, seats, coffee table, and main route together before returning to the directory.
01 Measure the sofa wall02 Estimate by seat count03 Leave coffee-table clearance04 Check continuous circulation
THE BASICS
Four checks keep a living room from feeling cramped.
Seats determine width
Add roughly 60 cm for each extra seat, then check arms and side tables.
The coffee table needs clearance
Leave about 35–45 cm from the sofa seat to the coffee-table edge.
Keep circulation continuous
About 80 cm is more comfortable; avoid less than 60 cm in tight rooms.
QUICK CHECK
Estimate the footprint, then browse styles
An initial planning estimate. Check sockets, doors, curtains, and the actual product footprint on site.
Recommended sofa width2.0–2.4mTypical range for 3 seats
Coffee-table clearance0.45mFrom sofa seat to table edge
Main circulation0.8mSingle-side clearance
The initial fit works. Start with a sofa up to 2.4 m and keep about 0.8 m for the main route.
REFERENCE RANGE
Use a practical range to narrow the choice
The ranges include armrests and describe the outside width and common depth. Seat depth, arm style, and modular combinations change the footprint. Viewing distance is measured from the sofa seat to the screen and is affected by resolution and preference.
Viewing-angle context: RTINGS size-to-distance guide ↗.
REFERENCE
Seats and sofa size
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| Seats | Suggested width | Common depth | Use note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 seats | 1.6–2.0 m | 0.85–0.95 m | Small living rooms or conversation corners |
| 3 seats | 2.0–2.4 m | 0.9–1.0 m | A common everyday living-room range |
| 4 seats | 2.4–2.8 m | 0.9–1.05 m | Check the coffee table and TV wall |
| 5–6 seats | 2.8–3.8 m | 0.95–1.1 m | Wider rooms or modular layouts |
REFERENCE
Viewing distance reference
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| Screen | Suggested distance | How to judge |
|---|---|---|
| 55 in | About 2.1–2.7 m | Measure from the sofa seat to the screen |
| 65 in | About 2.4–3.0 m | Do not judge by wall length alone |
| 75 in | About 2.7–3.5 m | Check the console and route together |
| Large screen | Confirm the actual screen first | Planning guidance only, not equipment advice |
ROOM RELATION
Arrange furniture as a circulation route
A linear sofa can keep the route on one side; an L-shaped arrangement needs corner depth and passing width on the other side. The diagram shows relationships, not a product outline.
MEASURE FIRSTMeasure wall width, coffee-table clearance, and the main route together.
Linear layoutRoute on one side
SofaCoffee tableTV wall80cm40cm
L-shaped layoutAllow corner depth
L-shaped sofaCoffee tableTV wall80cm40cm
BEFORE YOU SELECT
Check the estimate against the real living room
- Confirm clear wall width, sockets, doors, and curtain swing.
- Confirm sofa depth, arm overhang, and movement space.
- Use dimensions for initial selection only; confirm final terms through inquiry.