U-Shape Cinema Sectionals

Cinema seats are individual recliner-style seats, designed for a dedicated home theatre and usually linked into a row with shared armrests or consoles. Cinema sofas are modular sofa-style configurations: one continuous seating surface that blends into a living room while still offering cinema comfort features such as electric recline and integrated consoles. In practice the difference is this: seats give everyone their own position and their own controls, while a sofa looks calmer and works better when the piece also has to be your everyday living-room sofa. The engineering underneath is the same. Both come with dual- or quad-motor recline, USB ports, cup holders, and optional massage and LED ambient lighting, in Italian full-grain leather or fabric across 50+ colours. Both are made to order in fixed configurations, with a 12 to 16 week lead time, 10 years on frame and construction, and 2 years on motors and electronics. Many customers combine them: seats at the front, a sofa behind.

Yes, that is exactly what they are designed for. Our cinema sofas combine cinema comfort with living-room aesthetics: upright, you see a clean-lined sofa, and the electric recline, cup holders, and USB ports only announce themselves when you use them. You choose from fixed configurations, from a 2-seater up to rows of 6 seats plus modular corner and U-shape arrangements, so there is almost always a layout that suits your floor plan. For a living room, two things matter most: the upholstery and the reclined depth. With more than 50 colours in Italian full-grain leather, performance fabric, and velvet you can match your interior, and the free room planner tells you whether the piece can fully recline while keeping a minimum 60 cm walkway. Order a free sample pack first, because colours on a screen rarely match your own daylight.

Yes. We offer compact 2-seat and 3-seat cinema sofas with slim-profile frames designed for smaller spaces, maximising comfort without overwhelming the room. The dimension you actually need to plan around is not the width but the depth once reclined, because a powered seat needs noticeably more room when the backrest drops and the footrest rises, plus clearance behind the backrest. Modular configurations help here: the sofa arrives in sections, which makes carrying it through a standard doorway far easier and lets you rearrange the layout later. To be certain of the fit, use the free online room planner with your real room measurements; it shows the fully reclined footprint, a minimum 60 cm walkway, and a screen-size recommendation for your viewing distance. Every model has fixed dimensions, so what the planner shows you is exactly what arrives.

Most of our cinema sofas feature quiet electric recline on every seat. Each position adjusts independently, so everyone finds their own viewing angle without dragging anyone else along. On dual-motor models the backrest and footrest are controlled separately, which means you can put your legs up while keeping your back upright; quad-motor models add further adjustment points, and some models offer memory positions that return your favourite setting at the touch of a button. Controls sit in the armrest or on a side panel, and depending on the model the armrests also carry cup holders and USB ports. Motors and electronics are covered for 2 years, frame and construction for 10 years. When you plan the space, work from the reclined depth rather than the upright dimensions: measuring upright is the single most common mistake.

For a dedicated home cinema room, look for a sofa with electric recline so you can set the viewing angle precisely instead of craning your neck. Our cinema sofas are available with dual- and quad-motor recline, integrated USB charging, cup holders, and LED ambient lighting, which is what makes a full film-night setup work. They come in more than 50 colours in Italian full-grain leather, performance fabric, and velvet, so the piece also suits a properly finished media room. Think about the arrangement too: a row of 3 or 4 works in a long room, while a corner or U-shape configuration uses a wider space better. Always plan around the reclined dimensions and keep a minimum 60 cm walkway clear. Our free room planner works that out for you and adds a screen-size recommendation based on your viewing distance.

Cinema sofas at Delux Deco start from €1,800 for a 2-seater configuration with electric recline. Larger arrangements and models with options such as massage, heated or chilled cup holders, LED ambient lighting, or quad-motor recline run to around €8,000. Price therefore depends on the number of seats, your choice of upholstery, and the features you specify. Individual cinema seats start lower, from €1,299. Delivery is charged separately and depends on the pallet class (P1 to P4) of the variant you order rather than on the number of seats; the exact amount is shown on the product page and again at checkout. We deliver to the Netherlands, Belgium, and the UK, with a lead time of 12 to 16 weeks because every sofa is produced only after you order it. Frame and construction carry 10 years, motors and electronics 2 years.

Yes, several models in our range include a built-in massage function. The massage motors are integrated into the seat and the backrest and are operated from a remote or a side panel, independently of the recline mechanism, so you can use the massage sitting upright or fully reclined. On many models you can combine it with heating, LED ambient lighting, and dual- or quad-motor recline with memory positions that bring your favourite setting back with one button. The massage system adds no visible bulk: the motors sit compactly inside the existing structure, so the sofa looks the same as a version without it. Motors and electronics are covered for 2 years and frame and construction for 10 years. If you are unsure whether a massage model suits your layout, check it in the free room planner before you order.

Yes. The 3-seat configuration is one of our most popular: enough room for a family or a small group without overpowering a standard living room or home cinema setup. Depending on the model, each seat has its own electric recline, cup holder, and USB charging, independent of the others. You can choose between a central armrest or a continuous seating surface: the first gives everyone their own zone plus extra storage, the second makes the sofa more usable across its full width and far nicer to stretch out on. The 3-seater is a fixed configuration with fixed dimensions, as are the 2-, 4-, 5-, and 6-seat rows and the corner and U-shape arrangements; we do not build to measure. Plan around the reclined depth and keep at least a 60 cm walkway clear. The room planner lets you verify all of that yourself.

The cup holders sit in the armrests and in the consoles between the seats, depending on the model and the configuration you choose. On a 2-seater with a centre console, every seat has a cup holder directly beside it. On a 3-seater you decide: choose one or two consoles between the seats and the middle seat also has a cup holder within reach; choose a continuous seating surface and the middle seat uses the cup holders in the outer armrests. The configurations available for your model are listed on the product page. On several models you can also specify chilled cup holders, so a drink stays cold for the length of a film. In the seated position the cup holders barely show, so the sofa remains an ordinary sofa in the living room. If you are unsure about the layout, we will look at it with you in a free video consultation.

Allow for two directions. At the front, extra space appears as soon as the footrest extends, roughly 40 to 50 cm depending on the model, so do not place your coffee table directly against the seat. At the back, the backrest tilts backwards, so you also want clearance between the sofa and the wall, unless you choose a model that slides forward as it reclines. The exact dimensions in the seated and reclined positions are listed per model on the product page; always plan with the reclined depth, because that is the measurement that decides whether everything fits. Also keep a walkway of at least 60 cm free along the sofa, so you can pass normally while someone is lying back. With the free room planner you place your configuration to scale in your own room dimensions, including the fully reclined position, so you know for certain before you order.

Because there is no stock to ship from. Every cinema sofa is produced only after you order, in the configuration, upholstery and colour you have chosen. Orders are grouped weekly and put into production; after that come the production itself and the transport to the Netherlands or Belgium. Taken together, that adds up to 12 to 16 weeks. This approach has a downside and an advantage. The downside is the wait. The advantage is that you are not paying towards a warehouse full of sofas nobody ordered, and that is one of the reasons you pay up to 60% less here than the retail price for the same specifications. Payment is also taken only once production starts, not when you place the order. So plan your purchase ahead, and do not sell your old sofa too early.

Delivery is by pallet freight: the sofa arrives at street level, at the door, and the driver helps unload. From there you take over: carrying it inside, unpacking and assembling the sections. There is no installation service, so make sure someone can help on the delivery day. In practice that is very manageable, because the sofa arrives in separate sections rather than as one large piece. The cost depends on the pallet class of the variant you order, from P1 to P4; that class is a property of the product itself, not of the number of seats, so a large layout does not automatically fall into the highest class. Expect a price from €210; the exact amount is shown on the product page and at checkout, so nothing takes you by surprise.

That depends on the type you choose. A fixed row or a standard 2-, 3- or 4-seater is produced as one complete configuration; you cannot add a seat to it afterwards. If you still want to grow, you can place a second sofa or separate elements next to the existing layout, but it will not run on seamlessly. If you expect your family or your room to change, choose the modular line from the start. It is built up from separate elements that you connect and can later rearrange or add to, from a straight sofa to a corner or U-shaped layout. We keep your material details on file, so a later addition is produced in the same colour and batch. If you are unsure which route makes sense, raise it during a free video consultation; we will look with you at what fits your room.

Yes. Italian full-grain leather stands up to the daily wear that comes with family life: the protective finish guards against light scratches and stains, and spilled drinks wipe away with a damp cloth before they soak in. Leather also does not absorb odours or skin particles, which makes it more hygienic than fabric under heavy use. The construction underneath is built for that same daily use: a hardwood frame with a 10-year warranty on frame and construction, and 2 years on motors and electronics. If you are unsure about the colour, request free leather samples and judge the material at home in your own light before you order.

On most models, all seating and wear surfaces are upholstered in Italian full-grain leather: the seat, the backrest and the armrests you are in contact with. The back and underside may be finished in matching synthetic leather; that is industry standard, and the colour is matched to the leather. If you want a sofa upholstered entirely in real leather, that is available on request at an additional cost. If you are unsure what applies to your model, ask us in a free video consultation before you order.

Remove loose dirt with a dry, soft cloth and lift spills straight away with a slightly damp cloth, without soap. For stubborn stains, use a cleaner suitable for full-grain leather, then treat the leather with leather cream to prevent it drying out. Apply that leather cream two to four times a year in any case; more often is not necessary and can leave a greasy residue. Avoid aggressive cleaning products and direct sunlight. A full step-by-step plan per material, from weekly dusting to stain treatment, is in our care guide.