A sofa that looks balanced in a showroom can overwhelm a real room. Start with the plan, circulation and viewing distance before choosing a silhouette.

01

Measure walls and circulation

Check doors, opening arcs and the main walking routes—not only the empty centre of the room.

02

Set depth from posture

Upright sitting needs a different seat depth from lounging; deeper sofas can use supportive back cushions.

03

Match the layout to the routine

Straight sofas suit linear rooms, L shapes can zone space, and modular systems help when layouts change.

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