There’s an unmistakable elegance to a curved sofa, whether it’s a gently rolled Chesterfield or a fully rounded mid-century modern couch. Similarly, a curvilinear form can add a bit of artistic refinement to other furnishings as well, from drum-shaped coffee tables to gracefully molded light fixtures. Read on to learn how to add a little well-rounded beauty to your living room and discover some of our favorite curved furnishings.
Your Statement Piece: The Curved Sofa or Curved Couch
Curved sofas are sometimes called crescent sofas or conversation sofas (in other words, try searching those terms as well when shopping online to get more results). These gorgeous pieces statement pieces have steadily increased in popularity over the past couple of years, and 2022 will be no exception.
If you’re planning to add a curved sofa to your living room, here are a few styling tips to keep in mind:
- Curved sofas typically work best when they’re floated in the middle of the room. This allows the beautiful curves to be exposed. Don’t try to push a piece like this against a wall.
- Curved sofas may seem smaller than a standard couch, but in reality, many tend to be a bit bigger due to the curves. To be certain the couch will fit your space, take note of the overall dimensions listed in the product description. I recommend physically marking it out on your living room floor with masking tape.
- A coffee table with harsh lines may not jive with your curved couch. If that’s the case, then try a round or curvy one instead.
- Place a single sofa across from the television or fireplace. To balance the look, flank it on either side with an accent chair or place a couple of accent chairs directly across from the sofa.
- If you have an large living room, then you may want to use two curved sofas. Float them in the center of the room, facing one another.
Shop the Look
Take a look at some of our favorite curved sofas (at a variety of price points to make any budget happy!):

Infiniti Curve Back Sofa via Crate & Barrel

Oakhill Wide Symmetrical Sectional via Wayfair

Christopher Knight Home Traditional Chesterfield Tufted Velvet Sofa via Amazon

Pearce Modern Sofa Curved Chaise Sectional via Pottery Barn

Curved Modern Sofa via West Elm

Onslow Velvet Curved Sectional via One Kings Lane
Complementary Curved Furnishings
One of the best ways to complement a curved sofa: repeat the curves! Curved furnishings add a touch of gentle softness. They offset harsh edges and rigid lines, creating a more harmonious vibe in your space. Pieces with more intricate curves — an arching floor lamp or a rounded mirror — even function as usable artwork.
Take a look at these gorgeous curved furnishings we love:

Safi Floor Mirror via Urban Outfitters

Brandi Arched Floor Lamp via Wayfair

Gwen Wood and Metal Nightstand via Crate & Barrel

Art Deco Removable Self-Adhesive Wallpaper via Etsy

Modern Gold Seeded Glass Pendant Islands Lights via Overstock

Drum Storage Coffee Table via West Elm
How do you feel about the curved furniture trend? Would you add this look to your living room? Let us know in the comments!
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