Before and After – Room Remodel Interior Design Sectional Custom Sofa
INTRODUCING
Alemany Sectional Sofa
The rainy winter months are behind us spring and summer promise new beginnings and the inspiration to rejuvenate our lifestyle. After a decade of indifference and a dated 30 + year-old carpet, we set out to restore the vitality and utility of this room. Here we showcase our custom Alemany sectional sofa in navy for a classic look and kept the existing vintage coffee table, and a beautiful antique plant stand and mixed in a modern sculpture to breathe in a new life!
Bolster Chaise + One Armed Sofa + 10/90 Down Upgrade
This Alemany sectional has all the bells and whistles of a custom sofa. The composition of our Alemany, has a left arm facing a 38″ wide bolster chaise and a right arm facing an 81″ wide one-armed sofa for a combined length of 119″. The bolster chaise is 85″ in length as opposed to the standard 65″ chaise. While this display footprint is large, all custom sofas are available in other smaller dimensions and configurations. For example, a one-armed condo or loveseat paired with a shorter chaise configuration may suit smaller spaces.
• Upgraded legs and structure to teak
• Upgraded seat cushions to 10/90 feather down wrap
• Bolster chaise with side cushions for extra seating
Layout for a Custom Sofa Order
Our staff at Harrington Galleries is here to assist in the store or over the phone with any logistic questions for sectional sofas! As our team delivers our sofas we want to make sure they fit as all custom orders are final sale.
THE TREND
Bolster Chaise or Chaise?
We have featured the bolster chaise in our Alemany spring remodel project but it is also available in a standard chaise. The bolster chaises offer additional seating with bolster cushions on the side instead of the dropped arm. This is great if you have a large space but the standard chaise is better in smaller rooms.
Vitality and Longevity
Step One – Goodbye Peach
Our first order of business was to get rid of the 80s peach-stained carpet. We knew we wanted the navy sofa so we needed to change the entire room color palette into something more contemporary.
Step Two – Gray is Neutral!
Finding the right carpet at the right price was time-consuming. We looked at beige and decided to be daring and choose grey. We selected a neutral grey with a blue undertone for a more modern look to contrast with the navy blue sofa.
Step Three – Mix + Match
Resetting the room was the fun part! Blending the vintage and antique pieces with the new sofa and carpet was a breath of fresh air. We tried many shapes and angles but decided to leave sofa off-center.
Accessorize!
Accessories are always last but never least! We included some soft touches from the shop to fill out the space and add some color contrast.
• Our vintage lamp has silk shade from New Brunswick Lamp Shades
All rooms need some accessories to soften the edges. We are featuring our pillows in an ombre beige and a wool pouf in a blue and white pattern.