Nearly everything on this page is a sectional, so read the title loosely. Jonathan Louis builds most of its large seating as modular groups, and a name like Dawn or Ronan describes a family of components rather than one fixed sofa. Almost all of them are fabric, and what you pay comes down to how many pieces you put together.

Modular Groups, Sold by the Piece

Buying by component is a real advantage if you use it. A two piece can grow into a four piece later, an armless section can bridge a bay window, and a chaise can flip sides if you move house. The trade is that you have to commit to an orientation and a cover at order time. Sketch the room, mark the doors and the traffic path, then choose. Our design team does this at no charge and catches the mistakes early.

Measure the Doorway Before the Living Room

The most common problem with a large sectional is not the room, it is everything between the truck and the room. Stairwell turns, apartment corridors and 30 inch doorways have defeated a lot of well planned purchases. Modular construction helps because each section travels separately, but the widest single piece still has to fit. Check the narrowest point on the delivery path first. Then think about the rug and the coffee table.

Shop Jonathan Louis Sofas in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Floor space is the real currency with a sectional. Sit on the frames in Tacoma, Bellevue or Olympia, see the sections joined, and have our design team lay it into your plan before you order. Browse more sofas and Northwest style living rooms.