2-Seater Recliner Sofas
Both seats recline electrically, in a footprint that suits apartments, snugs and second sitting rooms.
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Elevate 2 Seater Cinema Sofa
2-seater Elevate sofa, the compact choice for couples or smaller living rooms Ultra-high 106cm back with generous lumbar support Independent dual-motor recline and headrest control per seat Optional built-in cupholders 22 water-blocked, stain-resistant fabrics
€1,800
Alessia 2 Seater Cinema Sofa
Modern 2 Seater Cinema Sofa Dual motor - electric headrest and independent recline control Premium Full-Grain Italian Leather 100% Full Leather Chromed Motion Italia mechanisms Superb comfort and function
€5,503
Atlas 2 Seater Cinema Sofa
2-seater Atlas sofa, the compact layout for couples Dual motor recline with independent headrest, continuous sofa seat rather than individual chairs Full-grain Italian leather, quilted finish Arm storage and cupholders built into the console
€3,007
Senso 2 Seater Cinema Sofa
2 Seater Cinema Sofa Dual motor recliner Premium Full-Grain Italian Leather 100% Full Leather Superb comfort and function
€3,479
2-seater recliner sofa: two seats, two positions of your own
A 2-seater recliner sofa gives you and your partner each an electrically adjustable seat of your own, in leather, fabric or velvet. Every sofa is made to order and, at roughly 155 to 180 cm wide, also fits smaller living rooms.
Both seats have their own dual-motor recline: one of you lies almost flat for a film while the other sits upright with a coffee. You choose from more than 50 colours of Italian full-grain leather, fabric and velvet; prices start from €1,800, direct from the manufacturer. Also browse the full collection of recliner sofas.
Every sofa only goes into production after your order; allow 12 to 16 weeks. You get a 10-year warranty on the frame, 2 years on motors and electronics, and a 14-day statutory cooling-off period after delivery.
2-seater recliner sofa: how wide and deep it is and which room that suits
A 2-seater recliner sofa is typically around 155 to 180 cm wide, depending on the model and the armrests. More important is the depth once the sofa opens up: allow roughly 145 to 165 cm when the backrest tilts and the footrest extends. So keep space free in front of the sofa and some clearance behind it, plus a walkway of at least 60 cm alongside.
With those dimensions a 2-seater recliner sofa fits rooms where a 3-seater quickly becomes too much: an apartment, a compact living room or a second seating area next to the main sofa. Whatever you call it, a two-seat recliner or a recliner sofa for two, it is the same piece of furniture; the exact dimensions per model and per position are always on the product page, and with the free room planner you place the sofa to scale in your own room beforehand.
Two separate seats that recline electrically and independently
A 2-seater electric recliner sofa from Delux Deco has two motors per seat: one for the backrest and one for the footrest. You adjust steplessly and stop exactly where you want, and what you do has no effect on the position next to you. Higher-tier models add memory positions, so the sofa remembers your favourite settings, plus USB ports in the armrest.
When you compare 2-seater sofas with recline, always check what exactly moves: on cheaper models only the backrest tilts, or both seats share a single motor. A 2-seater from our collection adjusts both seats fully and independently. If you are going for leather, look at the leather recliner sofa: Italian full-grain leather that stands up to daily use and looks better with the years.
2-seater or bigger: when scaling up is the smarter move
If three people regularly sit on the sofa, a 3-seater recliner sofa is the wiser choice: roughly 220 to 260 cm wide, with three full seats. You cannot convert a 2-seater later; every sofa is a fixed configuration with fixed dimensions. So choose the size that fits your household straight away, not the size that happens to suit today.
If your evenings mostly revolve around film nights, with cup holders and a console within reach, also look at the 2-seater cinema sofa: the same motors and the same frame, but arranged around watching films. If the sofa stays your everyday seat first, the 2-seater recliner sofa is the right place to be.
2-Seater Recliner Sofas - Frequently Asked Questions
A 2-seater suits compact rooms, apartments and second sitting areas, and usually ships in the lowest delivery class. A 3-seater gives the household room to spread out and anchors a full-size living room. The construction, recline and materials are identical — the choice is about your wall length and how many people regularly sit down at once. Measure reclined depth either way.
The rate is set by the pallet class of your specific variant, between €210 and €450, and the exact amount for your configuration is shown on the product page and at checkout. Delivery is by pallet freight to your address, and the driver helps you unload. There is no installation service, so plan for getting the sofa into position — at 2-seater size, that's a straightforward two-person job.
Usually, yes — but check the reclined dimensions, not just the width. A reclining seat needs extra depth when the backrest goes down and the footrest comes up, plus clearance behind it. If you're unsure, use the free 2D room planner to see exactly how it fits before you commit.
Yes, that is exactly the point of this sofa. Each seat has its own dual-motor recline with its own controls in the armrest, so you adjust fully independently of each other and at the same time: one of you sinks towards an almost flat position while the other stays sitting upright. The backrest and footrest also move separately from each other, so you can choose in-between positions too, feet up with a straight back for instance. The adjustment is stepless, you stop at any point that feels right. Because each seat has its own motors, you feel nothing of what happens next to you; there is no shared mechanism that moves both seats at once. Higher-tier models also remember favourite settings with memory positions, useful if you both have a fixed preference. The controls and extras for each model are listed on the product page.
On a 2-seater both seats are used every day; there is no spare position like the middle of a 3-seater. The upholstery therefore has to handle daily wear and quick cleaning. Italian full-grain leather is the practical choice here: it is treated to be water-repellent and stain-resistant, a slightly damp cloth is usually enough, and it grows suppler over the years instead of looking worn. Performance fabric also copes well with daily use and feels warmer at first touch; velvet looks rich and warm, but asks for regular gentle brushing to keep the pile looking good. Whichever you choose, pay extra attention to the armrests and the front edge of the seat, because that is where the daily load sits on a 2-seater. Request free samples and judge them at home, in daylight and lamplight, before you decide.
No, and that is worth knowing before you choose on size. The lead time of 12 to 16 weeks applies to every configuration, so also to a compact 2-seater. That follows from the way we produce: we hold no stock, orders are grouped weekly and then go into production, followed by transport to the Netherlands or Belgium. A smaller sofa is not finished any earlier in that process; the number of seats changes little about the production and transport time. You pay once production starts, not when you place the order. So plan your purchase ahead: order in time if the sofa has to be there for a renovation or a move, and only let your old sofa go once the delivery date is in sight. The current lead time is shown on the product page for every model.
No. A 2-seater recliner sofa is a fixed configuration produced as one whole; there is no separate middle element you can slide in later. If you expect your household to grow or the sofa to move to a bigger room, there are three routes. The first: choose a 3-seater now, the price difference is smaller than buying twice. The second: place a separate recliner chair or a second sofa next to the 2-seater later; that works fine, although it will not read as one continuous piece. The third: look at the modular models in the cinema sofa collection, which are built up from separate elements you can add to or rearrange later. If you are unsure which route fits your situation, place the variants to scale in the free room planner or share your room during a free video consultation.
The technology is largely shared: electric recline per seat, a hardwood frame, the same warranties and the same lead time of 12 to 16 weeks. The difference is what the piece is arranged around. A 2-seater recliner sofa is a sofa for the living room first: quietly styled, made for everyday sitting, reading and television. A 2-seater cinema sofa is built around film nights and adds the option of a centre console with cup holders and storage, plus the extras that belong to a viewing corner. If the sofa will simply stand in the living room and you watch the occasional film, choose the recliner sofa. If you are setting up a fixed film corner or a separate viewing room, the cinema sofa makes more sense. If in doubt, request free samples: the choice of more than 50 colours in leather, fabric and velvet is the same for both lines.