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The concept of a sofa both stylish and inexpensive sounds like an oxymoron, but it doesn’t have to be. It just takes some digging—and we did it for you. Team Domino found a convertible futon in a pale pink linen that easily wipes clean with a cloth, a slipcovered score that’s both comfy and machine washable, and—for the frequent movers—a two-seater that packs up neatly into a box. The best news: They’re all less than $1,500. ’Tis the season for curling up in comfort with a good book or your new favorite Netflix series.
If You Want to Spend $500
Whether you favor a minimalist design (with a built-in table for your snacks) or something more in line with what your grandma would have (read: skirted and made for napping), we’ve found an option for you.
Brittany Linen Futon
TargetUppland Loveseat
IkeaBurton Sofa by Noble House
WalmartCara Stationary Loveseat
QVCIf You Want to Spend $800
A white sofa is timeless, but no one said that has to mean boring; bring in some texture with a rattan-backed settee. Though if neutrals aren’t your cup of tea, these mossy and sage green picks will liven up any space.
Pebble Loveseat
CastleryHawthorne English Sofa
Pottery BarnHew Sofa
Industry WestMikko Settee Sofa
Urban OutfittersIf You Want to Spend $1,000
Go luxe with Interior Define’s burgundy velvet treat (don’t worry; it’s a performance fabric that’s both kid- and pet-friendly) or, if it’s going to be a tight squeeze, check out Burrow’s charcoal love seat. It folds up neatly, making moving day a breeze.
Cigar Ankara Ivory Loveseat
ArticleEtheridge Mid-Century Sofa by Corrigan Studio
WayfairNomad Loveseat
BurrowSloan Loveseat
Interior DefineIf You Want to Spend $1,500
Think of your sofa as the jewel of your living room: Crate&Barrel’s long, tufted piece is made for family movie nights, while Anthropologie’s extra-plushy love seat is destined for a sunroom or country-chic cottage.