Yes, modularity is at the core of the King Living design philosophy. Many King Living sofas can be reconfigured, expanded, or adapted to suit changing spaces and needs. King Living designs are truly modular and go a level beyond standard sofas, offering complete flexibility and customisation. Like building blocks, components can be reconfigured both horizontally and vertically—allowing seat arms, backs, and smart accessories to be rearranged with ease. This innovation is made possible by the signature King Steel Frame foundation, ensuring unmatched durability and versatility that sets it apart from traditional designs. Rearranging components allow for effortless transformations, whether it’s adjusting the layout, adding new pieces, or integrating storage and accessories.

King Living sofas are built with our signature steel frame and backed by a 25 Year Steel Frame Warranty. Precision-engineered, the steel frame provides a robust, durable foundation that supports any configuration—giving you customisable flexibility.

The King Living Sofa Collection includes modular sofas, recliner sofas, sofa beds, outdoor sofas, as well as sofa accessories. The collection offers an extensive array of options to suit different budgets, size requirements and style preferences from single chairs to modular configurations in any size to curved sofas and corner sofas.

Choosing the right sofa set depends on your space, lifestyle, and comfort preferences. Consider the size of your room, how the sofa will be used – whether for relaxation, watching TV, reading or gathering with family and friends – and if you need modular flexibility. King Living offers customisable options, from compact sofas for small spaces to large, modular configurations for open plan living. If you’re likely to upsize or downsize your home, it’s worth considering a modular design as you can add or remove modules when required and create new configurations to suit any space. Always remember to take measurements before buying a sofa, especially when space is tight. Accurate measurements will avoid any unfortunate surprises at the time of your furniture delivery. King Living offers access checks for peace of mind.

King Living sofas feature tailored removable covers, making it easy to recover and refresh your sofa without replacing the entire piece. Whether you’re looking to refresh your sofa with a new fabric, repair accidental damage, or maintain an irreplaceable style, our King-Care® recovering service allows you to replace your covers in a range of fabrics and leathers. Your King Living sofa features a printed label inside the cover that shows your order number and name, allowing our team to order replacement covers. Learn more about our sofa recovering service.

Before adding cushions and accessories, start by defining your style. Do you prefer a minimalist, contemporary look, or are you drawn to rich textures and bold contrasts? Your sofa sets the foundation, so styling it should enhance the mood you want to create in your space. If you have a light sofa, consider creating warmth with earthy tones, soft pastels, or darker accent cushions. For dark sofas, you can lighten the look with soft neutrals like cream, taupe, or blush. Depth can be enhanced by using textured fabrics like boucle, linen, or velvet. To complete the look, incorporate a throw blanket for extra texture, pair your sofa with complementary side tables and coffee tables, and choose a statement rug to anchor the space. Thoughtfully placed lighting will further enhance the ambiance and create cohesion in the space. Learn how to style a grey sofa.

The terms lounge, couch, and sofa are often used interchangeably, but each can have a unique association. Lounge is the preferred term in Australia and New Zealand, describing both the seating and the room it’s in. Couch, a more casual term common in North America, often refers to a relaxed seating option that may not feature armrests. Sofa, the most formal term, is widely used in interior design and retail to describe a structured, upholstered seating piece with armrests and a backrest. Learn more about sofa terminology.