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Cheap Sofas Aren't Cheap, But You Should Save Up For One That Will Last Sofas aren't cheap, so it is usually better to save for one that will last. The longer a sofa will last the more comfortable it will be. Look for sofas made with performance fabrics (like Olefin) that are water-resistant, stain-resistant, and easy to clean. You might want to consider buying a modular sofa like Ikea's Ektorp and Karlstad series, which can be reconfigured to fit different rooms. Budget There are plenty of options in this price range for those looking for a couch that isn't expensive. If you want a sofa that lasts for more than two years, you'll need make some compromises. The couches at this price are usually simple, modern designs designed with efficiency in mind. To reduce costs they are made with a minimal amount of foam, wood and other cheap fabrics. But this often means that they are not comfortable to sit on. If comfort is your primary factor, then choose a sofa with a high density foam core and a greater weight limit. They are generally more durable and enduring than sofas made from soft foam with a low density. Fabric and thickness are also important factors to take into consideration. Cheaper options tend to be made with polyester, which can be robust and stain-resistant, but may appear less luxurious than expensive materials such as linen or velvet. The life-span of a sofa depends on how well it's constructed, and the lifetime of a cheaper sofa can vary wildly depending on the fabric type, frame material size, as well as the level of use. But in general an excellent sofa will be able to hold up to regular use for several years. For example, this sofa from IKEA isn't plush or cloudlike however it has a sturdy wooden frame, a good spring support and comes in a variety of colors to fit most decor styles. But if you want something that's more durable, you might be better off with an option with a metal frame and an eight-way hand-tied coil suspension. Another option is this Karlstad sofa from IKEA, which is built with an extremely sturdy steel frame and is available in many different colors to suit most living rooms. It's not as sleek as the other IKEA sofas but it's comfortable and easy to clean. It also has armrests with a wide width which are ideal for leaning on, and a number of useful features, such as built-in storage and an adjustable chaise. This three-seater from Walsunny is a bit more expensive than the other couches on this list however it's made in America and features an eco-friendly design that uses sustainably harvested wood and recycled foam. It also has a chic design and comes in a range of neutral colors. It requires some assembly, but customers have reported that the process is relatively simple and can be completed without tools. Fabric Sofas are among the most expensive pieces of furniture that you can buy for your home. It is therefore crucial to get the look and feel you want at a price you can afford. If you spend too little upfront but it could result in more expense in the end. Fabrics can make a significant difference. It can affect its longevity as well as how often it stain and how well it holds against wear and tear. It can also have an impact on comfort. A sofa upholstered in a soft, silky-like material is luxurious and gorgeous to sit on. It's perfect for high-end homes and other less formal environments. It will also hold up well in areas with little traffic. But it can flatten over time and snag when people sit on it in wet or dirty clothes. If you're looking for a sofa fabric that will withstand everyday abuse and still look classy and stylish, then performance linen is the best choice. It's made of a tightly-woven blend of natural fibers and synthetic fibers. It's akin to and feels similar to linen, but it's more durable. It's also stain-resistant and wrinkle-resistant, so it's an excellent choice for families with kids or pets. Other options for fabrics include cotton, wool and suede. Cotton is the most common since it's low-cost, stain-resistant and extremely comfortable to sit on. It is also breathable which helps to keep the room cool during hot weather. You could consider a sofa that is with velvet upholstery for a more sophisticated appearance. This luxurious fabric is luxurious in color, soft to the touch and very resistant to scratch or snag. It is prone to pill and flatten in time, so it's not a good choice for family sofas. Wool is another durable option that is often blended with other fibers for better wear. Faux suede is commonly referred to as that because it looks like the real thing, but is more resistant to stains from grease. Convenience Sofas are expensive items therefore shopping smart is a must. There are plenty of options to choose from. Some retailers offer sofas with 0% financing which eliminates the requirement for credit checks. Some allow you to pay in weekly installments that are in line with your budget. Other options include direct-to consumer brands like Sabai which makes use of sustainable wood and 100% recycled fabrics to create sofas built to last. The company also provides an array of color options that will fit the design of your home, and its simple assembly process makes it simple for customers to build or change out pieces as their requirements change over time. AllModern is aware that customers would like their new sofas quickly and at an affordable price. It works with manufacturers to provide couches that are both fashionable and affordable. Subscribe to Sofas And Couches or newsletter to be kept informed of any special deals. Many retailers also hold annual sales to clear extra inventory, so you could get some substantial savings. The materials used in the production of a sofa also significantly impact its price. Hardwoods such as oak and ash are more expensive than softwoods but they are also more durable and tend to last for many generations. Also, you should look for frames that have been kiln dried, and joints that are constructed well. Look for joints that are dowelled or screwed instead of stapled to prevent looseness over time. Also, think about the upholstery foam. Foam that's 1.5lb in density is the norm for most sofas, but it can start to sag and lose its shape after time. Foam with a higher density holds its shape and appears and feels luxurious. To assist buyers in finding the best budget and mid-range sofas, we sought out two interior design experts: Natalie Kraiem, an Argentina-born designer and project director at her firm of the same name; and Amy Tuntasood, a Feng shui expert and interior designer at Salem Home Designs in New York City. We paired their knowledge with our own extensive research to narrow down the selection to 15 of the most desirable sofas below $500. Style Sofas are available in a variety of styles. The style you choose will have a big impact on the look of your living room. The most important thing to consider is how comfortable it will be to sit down and how many people can comfortably sit on the couch. This is why we recommend choosing an item that provides plenty of support and is well-constructed. Some sofas that aren't expensive do not require you to open the toolbox. These couches typically arrive flat and can be used immediately after you remove them from the box and place them in your home. They may not be as elegant as a fully-assembled sofa, however they are ideal for those who don't wish to assemble new furniture. A convertible sectional is another great option for those seeking a comfortable and affordable sofa. This couch consists of several joined sections that can be moved around to accommodate your space and accommodate guests or family members. They are generally reclining and can accommodate between three and five people. A Chesterfield couch is a classic style traditionally upholstered with leather and polished to a high shine. The Chesterfield design is now available in various fabrics that can be adapted to modern decor aesthetics. Try the Essential sofa by Sabai if looking for an affordable version of this luxurious style. Sabai's direct-to-consumer business model allows them to offer high quality sofas at affordable costs. This sofa is crafted from FSC certified wood and recycled fabric and is available in a wide variety of colors to match any living room. If you're looking for a more sophisticated style, you should consider purchasing a velvet sofa. This budget-friendly option is stylish and comfortable. It is a perfect blend of sleek lines and soft, comfortable cushions. This sofa also comes in a variety of shades, making it easy to find the hue that suits your style.