All Sofas

A sofa is often one of the most important pieces of furniture in a living room, providing a place to relax while helping define the character of the space. Novera Home's sofa range includes different sizes, shapes, materials and seating styles to suit a variety of homes. When choosing a sofa, consider how many people need to use it, the available floor space, upholstery, seat comfort, design and access through doorways and hallways. Measuring your room and delivery route before ordering can help you choose with confidence.

All Sofas FAQs

  • Check the sofa's dimensions, seating capacity, upholstery, materials, cushioning, care instructions and assembly requirements. Measure both your living room and the complete delivery route before ordering, then review delivery, returns and guarantee information so you understand the purchase conditions. Novera currently states that sofas are covered by a manufacturer's warranty, with specific details available on individual product pages.
  • A sofa's lifespan depends on its frame construction, upholstery, cushioning, frequency of use and maintenance. When assessing quality, look beyond appearance and consider the materials, frame construction, support and product specifications. Novera's sofa product information, for example, identifies solid hardwood construction on its Bouclé 3-Seater Sofa.
  • Neither is automatically better. A corner sofa can provide generous seating and make effective use of a corner, while a standard sofa can offer more flexibility when arranging furniture. Your room dimensions, layout and seating requirements should determine which option works best.
  • Always follow the care instructions supplied for the individual sofa and upholstery. Regularly removing dust and loose debris can help maintain the fabric, while spills should be dealt with promptly using the recommended cleaning method. Avoid unsuitable cleaning products that could damage the upholstery.
  • Sofa suitability for everyday use depends on the individual design, materials and construction. When choosing a sofa for regular use, consider the frame, upholstery, cushioning and support system, as well as the number of people who will use it.
  • Sofa comfort is influenced by factors such as seat cushioning, seat depth, back support, arm design and the overall construction. Novera's sofa range includes designs with features such as deep cushioned seats and rounded arms, depending on the model.
  • The best upholstery depends on your lifestyle, preferred appearance and maintenance requirements. Fabric and textured finishes can create a soft, welcoming look, while other materials offer different levels of durability and care. Check the individual product specifications and care instructions before choosing.
  • Sofas are available in a range of sizes and designs, including 2-seater sofas, 3-seater sofas and corner sofas. You can also choose between different upholstery finishes, colours and comfort features depending on the collection. The best option depends on your space, seating needs and preferred style.
  • Before ordering, measure your front door, internal doorways, hallways, staircases and any other restricted access points. Compare these measurements with the sofa's dimensions and packaging information where available. Remember that the route into your room can be more restrictive than the room itself.
  • Measure the width and depth of the area where you intend to place the sofa, while allowing enough space for walkways, doors and other furniture. You should also measure your delivery route, including doorways, hallways, staircases and tight corners, and compare these measurements with the sofa's dimensions.
  • The right sofa size depends on your available space and seating requirements. A 2-seater sofa can suit smaller rooms or compact seating areas, while a 3-seater sofa provides more space for relaxing. Larger living rooms may benefit from a corner sofa. Always compare the sofa's actual dimensions with your available space.
  • Start by considering the size and layout of your living room, how many people you need to seat and how you normally use the space. Compare the sofa's overall dimensions, seating capacity, upholstery, cushioning and design, and make sure there is enough room to move comfortably around it.