When it comes to looking for a comfy, yet stylish sofa or armchair Next has become one of our go-to brands. The high-street store is a powerhouse when it comes to versatile styles that complement every interior style, and just as importantly, every budget.
It was our pleasure to choose our favourite pieces from the new Autumn Winter range to help you decide which of Next’s new sofas is perfect for you. Whether you're seeking a spot of glamour, or you need a small sofa for your first home, read on to discover the right sofa for you.
The one for every scheme
Parker Large Sofa Chaise in Plush Velvet Ginger, £2,225, Gold Round Mirror £155, Swoon at Next Pendant Light £60, Oriental Rug from £95
As we said, the new range has something for every scheme, but the Parker button-back sofa is especially versatile. It features a stylish contemporary design, however it can be easily tempered into a more traditional look with a scattering of cushions.
The best part is that it is available in (deep breath) 14 different sizes, 96 fabric choices and six leg options. The finished result is a sofa you can fully customise to become the perfect match for your existing interiors.
The one for a hint of glamour
Houghton Deep Sit Slim Arm Large Sofa Chaise in Plush Velvet Black, £2,250, Monochrome Wall Art £130, Florence Boarder Rug from £90, Cassini Pendant Light £275
If you love to indulge in a spot of glitz and glamour the Houghton slim arm extra-large sofa chaise comes in the perfect velvet fabric (among other choices) to complement Gatsby-approved interiors. You can up the art deco effect with the addition of gold feet.
The one that will always be a classic
Hove Large Sofa in Tweedy Chenille Oyster £925, Craft Side Table £95, Ivory Totem Light £230, Cushion £18
If you’re in the market for a sofa that will stand the test of time Next has really come through with the Hove large sofa in tweedy Chenille Oyster. The smart country-style sofa, with its elegant turned wooden legs is comfortable and good-looking, and comes in at £925 for the large version. If you are working with a tighter budget, the Hove sofa range starts at a purse-friendly £725. We guarantee this is an investment piece that will stand the test of time.
The one for curling up for some me-time
Mabel Snuggle Chaise in Plush Velvet Airforce Blue, £975, Mica Rug £60, Swoon at Next Klee Sideboard £799
While we're all for snuggling up with the family on a comfy sofa, sometimes you want somewhere to curl up on your own with a book. The Mabel Snuggle Chaise in Plush Velvet airforce blue, priced at £975 is ideal for that. The modern shade of the sofa works beautifully with greys, neutrals and other blues, perfect for slot into a small reading nook
The one for a double-shot of comfort
Stamford Grand Sit Sofa in Plush Chenille Slate Blue £1,799, Austin Chandelier £130, Side Table £85
The Stamford Grand Sit sofa has been designed to sink into. Priced at £1,799, we love it in Plush Chenille Slate Blue. This sofa really has taken comfort to the extreme with supersize proportions and the ultimate deep sit design. We do warn you that once you’ve sat down, you might never want to get back up.
Every Next sofa has been quality tested for wear and tear, exceeding UK and European standards for strength and stability. They are built to last featuring hardwood frames, supportive sprung bases combined with high density seat foam, and deep filled back cushions for true comfort.
Explore the Ideal Home x Next Edit now or you can shop the Next Home collection in stores and online at next.co.uk.
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