Contemporary sectionals have lower, deeper seating

Modern sectionals offer consumers lower, deeper seating and innovative functions, such as adjustable pillow backs, fabric ottomans and sleep options. The result? An open, airy footprint that brings maximum efficiency to contemporary interiors.

Palliser's Jake sectional in Havanna-Bruin leather demonstrates comfort on a grand scale, with its low, deep profile and feather-fiber topper. Interchangeable ottoman tables and a finished back allow Jake to fashionably float in an open living space. It’s part of the company’s Great Rooms® Collection.

Part of the Avantgarde Collection, TOM Furniture’s contemporary Flip sectional features an aluminum frame, allowing for easy conversion to one king-size or two twin-size beds. Flip's cushions can be reclined at various comfort levels; the seating is filled with memory foam.

Playground from Eilersen is a patented back-block, multifunctional sofa that serves as both a sofa and a bed. The cone-formed, mobile back blocks have nonslip material on the bottom, allowing them to be used in a variety of ways. The upholstered seat is filled with flexible foam; optional down throw pillows are available.

Koinor's Connect in Panda fabric features back- and armrests that can be adjusted in seven and six positions, respectively. Connect also can increase its seating surface with the addition of an optional electric motor.