Loveseats

A loveseat gives your lobby, executive office, or small breakroom a two-seat soft-seating landing zone that's the right fit when a full sofa is too big. You get the same upholstery, cushion build, and frame quality as a commercial sofa, sized for the smaller room. A great way to anchor a corner with a side table.

Most loveseats run 54 to 66 inches long, 32 to 36 inches deep, and 30 to 36 inches tall at the back. Seat height lands at 17 to 19 inches. Pull out a tape measure and figure out where the loveseat lands against the door swing, the coffee table, and your existing furniture.

You can grab fabric (warm, wallet-friendly), bonded leather (the looks-like-leather pick), full-grain leather (upscale, long-lasting), or vinyl (waterproof, healthcare-friendly). Match the loveseat upholstery to the matching sofa and club chair for a coordinated soft-seating family.

You can grab a hardwood plank frame (upscale, most durable) or an engineered frame with steel reinforcement (the wallet-friendly pick that still hits commercial duty). Both pair with sinuous spring and 8-way hand-tied seat decks underneath. The frame is what carries the 10+ year service life.

You can grab high-density foam (the wallet-friendly pick), spring-down (foam wrapped over coil springs), or feather-and-foam (the softest sink-in pick). Higher density foam holds shape longer under daily lobby traffic. Spring-down is the right fit for executive room loveseats.

Commercial loveseats are built to 250 to 300 pounds per seat position, so a two-seat loveseat handles 500 to 600 pounds total. The frame, springs, and seat deck test as one unit. Heavier-duty versions push the per-seat capacity to 400 pounds.

Yes — most commercial loveseats come from a soft-seating family that includes a matching three-seat sofa and a matching single-seat club chair in the same upholstery and frame. That's a great way to lock in a coordinated lobby setup or executive room.

You can grab a track arm (modern, clean silhouette), a rolled arm (traditional, executive feel), a tuxedo arm (formal, level with the back), or a sloped track arm (transitional look). Pick the arm style against the rest of the soft-seating family in your room.

Yes — leave a 30 by 48 inch open floor zone at one end of the loveseat for a wheelchair user to park alongside. The seat height at 17 to 19 inches lands inside the ADA range. Just keep the path open and the coffee table set with the right clearance.

Commercial loveseats built to the BIFMA testing standard for the soft-seating family carry a 10 to 15-year warranty in the industry against consumer-grade loveseats at 1 to 5 years, but we offer a Free Lifetime Warranty unless specifically noted. The frame, the springs, the seat deck, the cushions, the upholstery, and the leg glides are all covered.