Corner Sofa with Recliner Function

An L-shaped corner sofa works as a natural room divider: it defines your seating area without closing the space off. The open end keeps the room visually light, which suits living rooms where the sofa does not sit against three walls. You need roughly 280 cm along the long wall and 200 cm along the short side. A U-shape does the opposite — it wraps around the seating group and creates a cocoon effect that works particularly well in a dedicated home cinema or large living room where you want a clearly defined viewing zone. For a U-shape, plan for at least 350 cm in width and 280 cm in depth. In both layouts, remember that the footrest adds approximately 40–50 cm to the front when fully extended.

The corner piece itself offers two options: a regular seat for extra capacity, or a console with storage and cup holders. The console variant is popular in home cinemas because it keeps drinks, remotes, and snacks within arm's reach without a side table. For larger or more complex layouts, a modular configuration is often the smartest route — individual modules can be positioned precisely to your floor plan, and you can expand later without replacing the sofa. Both L-shape and U-shape configurations are made to order in Italian leather, fabric, or velvet across the full colour range.

A standard corner sofa has a fixed seating position — you can shift the cushions, but that is about it. A corner sofa with powered recline gives each seat its own dual-motor mechanism that moves the backrest and footrest independently. You can tilt the backrest to approximately 160 degrees while the footrest rises to a fully horizontal position, all without affecting the person sitting next to you. The whisper-quiet motors are operated via a button integrated into the armrest. For room planning, note that reclined depth increases to roughly 145–165 cm depending on the model, compared to around 95–100 cm upright. You will need clear space in front of or behind the sofa to accommodate this, unless you choose a wall-hugger model that slides forward as it reclines.

Every Delux Deco corner sofa with powered recline is built on a hardwood frame backed by a 10-year warranty. The dual-motor mechanism carries a 2-year warranty. You choose from Italian full-grain leather, fabric, or velvet — all available in the full colour collection. Use our free 2D room planner to map out the reclined footprint in your space yourself, so there are no surprises after delivery. Browse the complete cinema sofas collection to compare models and configurations side by side.

If you search for an adjustable corner sofa or a reclining corner sofa, you come across very different mechanisms. With one supplier, a corner sofa with an adjustable backrest is literally that: only the backrest tilts, sometimes even by hand. With another, only the chaise section moves. An electric corner sofa from Delux Deco goes further: every adjustable seat has two motors, one for the backrest and one for the footrest, which you operate separately and steplessly via a control in the armrest. That way the whole corner sofa adjusts electrically per person, without the rest of the sofa moving along. So when you compare, always check what moves, on how many seats, and what warranty covers it. If you want to be able to change or extend the layout later, look at a modular cinema sofa; if you want the same reclining comfort in a straight living room sofa, you will find it in the recliner sofas.