A white sofa is a very disputable piece: it used to be a traditional furniture item for so many years that it has become boring. Another disadvantage is hard maintenance of a white sofa, which requires much cleaning and makes it a bad idea for families with kids and pets. But nevertheless, a white sofa is timeless classics and today you may find the ways to make your white sofa stand out and avoid any typical looks in your living room, and I’m gonna share the coolest of them to get you inspired. Let’s begin!
Double The Sofas
One white sofa can seem boring and too ordinary because you often see it here and there but double the piece and you’ll see a positive effect! Any space will profit from two white sofas – white is a universal color for any decor style, you’ll just need to choose a fitting model for your space style. Two white sofas will fit any space, from a minimalist to a vintage one easily and will match many color schemes, too. The whole room can be all-white or monochromatic or even in dark shades and white sofas will contrast the space. Having other color schemes is also not a problem – white is very compatible. Put the sofas facing each other and voila – you have a stylish conversation zone. One more idea is putting them as L if it fits your interior better or if you don’t have much space.
A bright eclectic space with rustic touches and two white sofa accessorized with pastel pillows.
A fresh take on a farmhouse interior with two white sofas and black wooden beams for a contrast.
A chic small living room done in white with two white couches and touches of wood and wicker for a fresh farhouse look.
A refined living room with two white sofas and a tufted daybed for a luxurious feel.
A gorgeous living room with a luxurious feel, two white sofas contrast two black chairs next to them.
A serene and fresh space done in white with touches of black for a contrast and depth.
The whole living room done in white and ivory and colorufl pillows and rugs spruce it up.
An airy pure white space with two white sofas and black leather chairs that contrast the whites.
A luxurious space with touches of vintage and creamy furniture for sophistication.
A monochromatic space in black and white - simplicity is always in trend.
A coastal interior with three white sofas for creating a cozy conversation pit.
A refined monochromatic living room with two white sofas and some black touches.
Unique White Sofa
Even if you can’t place two white sofas, it doesn’t mean your piece will be boring. Modern designers feature amazing white and off-white sofas with such cool designers that they won’t only look typical, they will make a bold statement in your space. I’m talking not only of long corner sofas in white, there are amazing curved sofas to spruce up the space. You may also find geometric long sofas for contemporary and minimalist spaces, and refined white couches with catchy edges and on metallic bases that are ideal for sophisticated and glam spaces. Tufted sofas are classics but they also exist in bold looks – U-shaped, with additional long benches or ottomans. To make the white sofa stand out even more, go for a contrasting base: a metal or dark wooden one, so it will look wow.
A refined white sofa with a curved silhouette for a sophisticated space.
An elegant contemporary living room with a rounded white sofa that is a centerpiece here.
A large creamy tufted sofa with additional ottomans for a super glam look.
A modern white sofa with matching pillows on wooden legs looks fresh and non-boring.
A luxurious off-white couch with geometric lines doesn't look boring at all.
A white couch with a creative shape guarantees that your living room won't look typical.
A unique mid-century inspired white sofa with dark wood details for a bold sophisticated look.
With such a rounded sculptural sofa on a metal base your room will be striking.
A creative modern off-white loveseat and a matching mustard one for a bold contemporary space.
A super cool and creative long geometric sofa in off-white for a minimalist space.
A curved white couch makes a stylish statement in the living room.