15 Curved Sofas That Give Traditional Couches a Run for Their Money

Safavieh is best known for its hand-woven Moroccan-inspired area rugs, but the brand, which has its own Amazon storefront, boasts a bevy of beautiful furniture. Case in point: this elegantly curved couch, which is covered in pale blue velvet. (It also comes in a pink so pale it almost looks white.) The sofa is balanced atop a set of stainless steel legs, so you know this thing is built to last. And because it's on Amazon, you can order it today and receive it within two business days.

There's something about a curved sofa with no legs that really does something to us. This one, which sold out in white, is filled with dense foam padding and a spring coil system so that you can lounge on it pretty much all day without feeling uncomfortable. One word of advice: You may want to avoid sitting where the two sofa pieces come together, as they tend to separate with too much weight.

Yes, curved Chesterfield couches exist! Wayfair has a 162-inch one available in blue and gray velvet, both of which are on sale for more than 20% off, so if you're in need of a sumptuous sofa, now is your chance to snag a great deal. This tufted one includes removable seat cushions, a low rolled back, and all the tools you'll need to put it together.

If you love to entertain, consider a four-piece sectional. It's just over 172 inches wide, giving you and your guests plenty of space to spread out until the wee hours of the night. It may be on the expensive side, but hear us out: It's absolutely enormous, completely customizable, and made to order. There are over 100 fabric options to choose from, so if white linen isn't your thing, opt for any other color that speaks to you. Personally, we're feeling the inky blue performance velvet, but to each their own.

Our next sofa suggestion has a fun feature that many don't: upholstered beam legs that give it an airy feel. It's available in 114-inch and 142-inch sizes, various colors and fabrics, and can be configured to be right facing or left facing. The options are truly endless

Is it just us or does this midcenutry-inspired sofa look like a giant bouclé-upholstered pillow? Perhaps it's the sponge-filled seat and back cushions, but regardless, we're into it. Without more context, it may look a bit small, but it's actually nearly 100 inches wide, so it can comfortably seat at least four people.

This Orren Ellis curved sofa may look a bit similar to the previous one, but this one is a smaller by more than 30 inches, available in more colors, and a bit cheaper. With a weight capacity and space for two people, this is a cozy find for any small living room. Plus, there's no assembly required, which is always a good thing.

The luxury sofa itself may not be very round, but the back wraps around the edges to create a hug-like shape that counts as a curve. And with a high-resiliency polyurethane foam core, it's just as cozy as it looks. Normally, you can score just about any West Elm sofa in the brand's massive collection of fabrics, but this one is available in only the white bouclé shown, so buyer beware: it may get a bit dirty if you like to take a seat immediately after getting home.

We don't like to play favorites, but if we had to pick one bouclé sofa that really speaks to us, it would be Maiden Home's famous Chelsea couch. You may not really be able to see them, but the curved, solid wood legs echo the fluid lines of the sofa and offer some extra support, making them the hero of this design. If white isn't your thing, be sure to order a few of the brand's complimentary fabric swatches. There's everything from merino to performance velvet.

Consider this our PSA that curved couches work just as well outside as they do inside like this Pottery Barn find, appropriately dubbed the Hampton. Though you may want to cover the cushions in inclement weather, the all-weather wicker frame can handle pretty much anything because it's made of all-weather wicker wrapped around an aluminum frame. If, for some reason, the Sunbrella-covered cushions do get a bit dirty, simply unzip them, take them off, and toss them in the wash.

With Kardiel's sofa that basically looks like a work of art, you'll also get a pair of fun mid-century orb pillows to complete the look. If that's not enticing enough, it's on sale for more than $1,000 off too.

Bold patterns are rarely something people feel neutral about. In other words, you either love them or hate them. If you fall into the former category, consider adding this cozy curved sofa with a gentle floral jacquard fabric to your living space. The one-seat cushion, which is filled with foam and fiber, is removable, making cleaning super easy. The legs are also removable, which may not seem like a plus, but if you've ever had to move furniture through a narrow doorway, you can appreciate the benefit of removable legs for an extra few inches of room.

Set on polished brass tapered legs, the Jonathan Adler sofa almost looks as if it's floating. It also comes in three colors, including the Bergamo Graphite pictured. We know it's expensive, which is why we're sharing a secret discount code to score 25% off. Just enter "SPACELIFT" at checkout.

And now, onto the king of curved sofas, Vladimir Kagan, who was famous for his gently rounded couches. This one dubbed the Serpentine for its curved shape, was designed in 1950 when the designer was only 23 years old. It is still his most famous legacy.