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THE FRAME The best frames are solid, densely grained, knot-free hardwood (such as rock maple, oak, poplar, alder, ash, birch), which has been kiln-dried, a process which removes the moisture to help prevent warping, twisting, and cracking.

THE SPRINGS The gold standard of sofa foundations has hand-tied springs. What this means is that a series of heavy-gauge metal coil springs is set into the seat of the sofa frame and tied into place by hand using waxed twine in a series of interlocking knots.

THE CUSHIONS "The real secret to a sofa's comfort is not the springs, it's the cushions. the cushions must be fluffed up after each sitting to maintain their shape and appearance's series of springs, like a small Marshall unit, is encased inside a "box" of high-density foam.

THE UPHOLSTERY The fabric upholstery on a sofa often represents a significant proportion of its price, which is why it's not worth putting an expensive fabric on an inferior frame (the average sofa requires 15 to 18 yards of fabric). The choice of fabric or leather can greatly influence cost, durability, and even how soft the cushions feel (depending on the fabric's breath ability) as well as, of course, appearance.

Corner or sectional or L shape sofa

A sectional sofa, with its multiple pieces and angles, can take up a lot of space but create many seating options for your family and friends. Contemporary sectional sofas are designed for the whole family in mind, with multiple pieces built to fit together for the most versatile use of space.