Orange Couches

Orange couch shades and styles

An orange couch here comes in orange, dark orange, apricot and tangerine finishes. Styles include curved chenille sofas, sleeper sofas and loveseats, L-shaped and modular sectionals, and select tufted Chesterfield sofas in vegan leather.

Darker orange reads warm and earthy, while apricot and tangerine feel brighter and more playful. Because orange draws the eye, place the couch where you want the focal point of the room.

Orange sectional couch layouts

An orange sectional couch creates a bold block of color across a corner or an open room. Select models here are L-shaped, and select modular designs split into sections that can be rearranged, including some that need no assembly. Some models on the page also come with an ottoman.

Widths run 54.3 to 116.1 inches and depths 32.1 to 66.9 inches across the page, and select models have a deep seat for lounging. Measure each wall the couch will cover, leave about 18 inches between the couch and the coffee table, and check doorways against the listed depth and height.

Orange corduroy couch and chenille fabrics

An orange corduroy couch has a ribbed texture with a relaxed, retro feel, and corduroy appears here on sleeper sofas, loveseats and sectionals. Chenille is common too, along with boucle, velvet and vegan leather.

Select sleeper models open to a queen or king sleeping surface. Frames vary: some use solid wood such as birch, often paired with plywood or MDF panels, and some use a metal frame. Brush corduroy along the ribs, vacuum chenille regularly, and follow the care label for spills.

Orange couch living room pairings

An orange couch living room works best when the couch is the main color and the rest of the room supports it. Cream, white or warm gray walls, wood tables and a neutral rug let orange stand out, and navy, teal or deep green pillows add contrast.

Brass lighting, black metal accents and green plants also suit orange, and repeating a small touch of orange in art or a vase ties the room together.