1. Neo sofa, King Living.
This stylish modular sofa gets HB editor Sarah Burman's tick of approval.
"I love collapsing on my couch at the end of the day. I saved up my pennies and bought it on sale about a year ago and I love it with all my heart."
Sarah Burman
2. Harbour woven 3 seat sofa, Coco Republic.
"The woven abaca is perfectly beachy – reminiscent of summer holidays," says HB features writer Holly Byrne. "But the simple silhouette of the sofa keeps it timelessly stylish."
3. Andy sofa, Jardan.
The sumptuous profile of this luxe velvet sofa is reminiscent of the elegant art deco age.
"I love the rich luxuriousness of this fabric mixed with the perfect symmetry of the design"
Wendy Moore
4. Carlo mid-century sofa in Dusty teal, West Elm.
With a nod to mid-century style, the teal tones bring this sofa bang up to date.
5. Kagney lattice design sofa in Ivory & Black, Max Sparrow.
We love the luxurious appeal of sleek black lattice against fresh white linen upholstery. The elegant profile and tapered legs with just a touch of gold on the feet and arms.
"I’m in love with this sofa! It’s such a classic piece and adds instant wow to a space."
Christina Beischl
6. Sketch Algard 3 seater sofa, Globe West.
It's the high quality fabric combined with a sturdy build that makes this a 'forever' sofa.
7. Wegner 236 sofa, Great Dane.
An icon of the 21st century, this Hans Wegner sofa leads the way in enduring Scandinavian design.
"This is the ultimate Scandi statement piece"
Christina Beischl
8. Dreamer velvet couch, Pop and Scott.
Available in a range of on-trend colours, this is a beautiful buy for those who want to support small Australian designers.
9. Wilfred sofa, Jardan.
The extra-generous soft cushioning on the arms and back makes this gorgeous sofa one to snuggle up in.
10. Zaza sofa, King Living.
It's the flexibility of the modular design that makes this sleek design one of our favourites.
"I spotted the Zaza sofa when it launched at Denfair and it was love at first sight."
Holly Byrne
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