The 8 Best Crate & Barrel Sofas Worth Your Money, According to House Beautiful Editors

Anyone with an affinity for either a cottagecore or a coastal aesthetic will appreciate a slipcovered sofa because there's something very easy and laid-back about it. Sadly, there’s only one color option on offer—seashell—but personally, we are very into it. There's no need to worry about getting it dirty because if, for whatever reason, you notice spots or dirt, just take off the cover and pop it in the washing machine. Moreover, environmental warriors will love this sofa because the slipcovers are made using 100 percent recycled polyester fabric. The cushioning is also quite sustainable; it's made of a soft-yet-supportive seat cushion, high-resiliency foam, and recycled water bottles.

At first glance, this looks like a typical two-seater sofa. However, upon closer inspection, you may realize it's a sleeper sofa with a five-inch-thick gel-infused memory foam mattress that's wrapped in four-way stretch microfiber. Get it in twin, full, or queen sizes and almost 240 fabric options. We love the look of a rich, earthy-toned microfiber, like the one pictured (dubbed Brandy). If you, too, like this shade, be prepared to wait a few weeks for it to ship. Don't have that kind of time? Opt for either in-stock fabrics, including a desert-colored chenille and a gray textured weave.

We couldn't include only one slipcovered couch on our top Crate & Barrel pieces list. This one is also entirely modular, meaning you can arrange these three pieces into whatever configuration works in your space. This sectional comes in five different colors of linen, so feel free to order whichever works best in your space. The best element of this sectional has nothing to do with how it looks, though. It's all about comfort, which comes in the form of very pillowy cushions. They're a polyfiber and feather blend encased in downproof ticking, so if you've ever sat on a cloud couch, this will feel very similar.

Laura Harrier and Tiffany Howell’s collab brought an Old-Hollywood glamour to Crate & Barrel, and this curved sofa is no exception. True to its name, it looks like a piece you’d dramatically drape yourself across for stimulating conversation in a salon room. It’s available in three different colors of sumptuous velvet, and the backrest has a sloped curve that adds flair to your space beyond the typical track-arm frame. The kidney bean-shaped bench seat is encased in feathers for an inviting sit.

In the same way that contrasting piping can add a bold border to bedsheets, the white oak frame is striking on this sofa. It’s only available in one fabric, but we love the chocolate brown chenille that star designer Brigitte Romanek chose. It’s moody without feeling dull, and the back and armrests resemble a bolster pillow for extra support. At just over seven feet wide, it’s a great fit for smaller spaces that can’t accommodate a sectional.

Your outdoor sofa needs to be extra durable to hold up to the elements over the years, but that doesn’t mean it has to look cold and industrial. Jake Arnold’s Crate & Barrel collab included this relaxed outdoor sofa. The frame is made from teak wood that’s naturally moisture-wicking, with a diamond lattice pattern that wraps around the back. And though the seats look cushy, they’re still built for the outdoors; a textilene panel underneath the bench cushion promotes drainage and prevents mildew buildup.