
The sofa is the largest piece of furniture in the living room and dictates the arrangement of the rest. Eichholtz sofas range from deeply upholstered models in soft velvet to sleek designs on visible metal bases. This page will assist you with size, upholstery, and placement.
Finding the Right Size
Measure the room, not the sofa. As a rule of thumb, the sofa should occupy about two-thirds of the wall length it stands against. If there is no hand's breadth of space left and right, the room will feel cramped. Also, check the path into your home: door width, stairwell, and turns often determine the model more than the floor plan. For difficult access, two smaller elements or a sofa with removable feet are the safer choice.
Seat Depth and Upholstery
Deep sofas with a seat depth of approximately 60 centimeters or more invite lounging but require cushions for upright sitting. Shallower models are more sociable and better suited for rooms where entertaining takes place. Velvet offers color depth and sheen, while linen and bouclé appear calmer and are more forgiving of everyday use; leather becomes more beautiful with age. Changing cushions are the easiest way to seasonally refresh your sofa.
The Arrangement Around the Sofa
Two armchairs facing each other create a true conversational setting; a single armchair can quickly look like an afterthought. There should be about 40 to 45 centimeters between the edge of the sofa and the coffee table. The rug is almost always chosen too small: at least the front legs of all seating furniture should rest on it. Side tables at the ends of the sofa accommodate drinks, books, and lamps.
Lighting for the Sofa
A floor lamp behind or next to the seating group creates a reading nook that a ceiling light can never provide. Additionally, a table lamp on the side table creates a second island of light. Only this combination allows velvet and brass to truly shine in the evening.
Frequently Asked Questions
How large should the sofa be in relation to the room?
Approximately two-thirds of the wall length it stands against. If there is space beside it, the room will appear generous rather than cluttered.
Which upholstery is easiest to care for in everyday life?
Tightly woven fabrics and leather. Velvet is more resilient than its reputation suggests but should be vacuumed regularly in the direction of the pile.
Will a sofa fit through every door?
Not necessarily. Measure door width, stairwells, and turning curves before ordering; we will gladly review the dimensions with you upon request.
Personal advice
We advise you personally and online. Send us your room dimensions or a photo at info@casa-luxury.de and we will put together a suitable selection for you.
Eichholtz Sofas: Models from the Current Collection
A selection of available models. Each image leads to the product page with dimensions, material, and delivery time.












Further in the guide: Eichholtz Furniture · Eichholtz Armchairs · Eichholtz Coffee Tables · Luxurious Living Room Furnishings · Eichholtz Cushions