#small-space-furniture

#small-space-furniture

One of my favorite things about our apartment - and older apartments in general - is how much built-in storage they tend to come with. Even with the cupboards, closets, and built-ins, however, our kitchen needed more storage. No matter how many items I donated to Goodwill, there never seemed to be enough cabinet space for our cooking essentials and dishes (and don't even get me started on the food storage containers).

Hein describes the Lift Off as "extremely comfortable," noting that its size is "fantastically practical," as it allows her to lounge, but still have room to walk around her one-bedroom NYC apartment. "Recline buttons are conveniently placed on each arm and function, much like a reclining seat found in a movie theater," Hein says in her review. "There's an option to recline in a seated position, or a near complete recline that's closer to lying down."

Sit test: Is it comfortable? Does it feel well-made? Does the couch have a tendency to sag? So far, no sagging! It is beyond comfortable, even when I'm sitting on the arm of it for a quick minute. This is in the design of the sofa, but some of the seams point outward as opposed to being sewn folded in, and a few of those have loose-ish (but not structurally problematic whatsoever) threads that I'm not the biggest fan of, visually speaking.

The Wayfair Labor Day sale ranks high on our list of annual shopping holidays (alongside Amazon Prime Day and Black Friday). Whether you're moving into a new space, exploring a new interior design style, or just looking for a seasonal refresh, Wayfair is one of those affordable online spaces where you can find just about anything. Living room seating, bookcases, office furniture, loveseats, home goods, bar stools, kitchen appliances (dutch ovens or cookware, anyone?),