Boneless Couches made for staying awhile.
Soft enough to sink into, with support underneath. They arrive compressed, so getting one through the door is easier to plan.
Shop Boneless CouchesA full-size couch in a much smaller box.
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Choose your shape
Start with the shape that works in your room, then check the exact measurements before you order.
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What our customers say
96" L-Shape or 131" U-Shape?
Drag the divider to compare them side by side. The 96-inch L-Shape keeps the footprint tighter; the 131-inch U-Shape gives everyone more room to stretch out.
96" L-Shaped
131" U-Shaped
The useful details
What’s inside, and how it gets home.
The things worth checking before you choose a couch.
Pocketed coils under the foam
Our Boneless Couches use individually pocketed coils with high-density foam. The seat feels soft, with support underneath.
Compressed into a box
Compare the package measurements with your doorway, hall, stairs, elevator, and tight turns before ordering.
Ships from U.S. warehouses
Current products ship from U.S. warehouse locations. Availability can vary by model and destination.
Measure before you order
A NOTE FROM OUR FOUNDER
A sofa you look forward to sitting on
“To me, comfort is simple: you sit down, settle in, and stay a little longer than you planned.” — Founder, MODAPIONEER
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