The Best Modular Sectional Couches, Tested for Over a Year

Best Value

Silk & Snow Aire Modular Sofa

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If you’re looking for a cloud-couch dupe on a budget, this Silk & Snow sectional is hard to beat. It’s one of the larger sectionals on our list—and the most affordable for its size and quality. Shopping Editor Mary Henn tested the Aire in her own home and was impressed by its sleek, modern design, stain-resistant fabric and flexible modular layout.

“My family has loved this sectional for basement movie nights,” Mary says. “It offers firm support and enough length to fully stretch out. Like most toddler parents, I’ve steered clear of white or cream sofas, but I love the clean, airy look.”

Mary opted for the six-seater L-shaped configuration (to suit her long, narrow basement) in the cream color. “I was nervous about going with cream, but Silk & Snow’s stain-resistant fabric holds up,” Mary says.

The Aire comes in four sofa sizes and seven sectional configurations, seating anywhere from four to eight people, so there’s plenty of room for the whole crew to spread out, no matter how many there are.

“Assembly was incredibly easy,” Mary says. “If I’m being picky, I do wish the seat depth were a bit wider. There is a deluxe version with deeper seats, but the dimensions are different, and the regular seat option fits our movie-watching space perfectly—and that was more important.”

Long-term update: “I’m still loving the Silk & Snow couch—my family uses it daily, and it continues to deliver firm, supportive seating. I thought it might soften over time, but so far it really hasn’t. That said, it’s held its shape almost perfectly since day one, with no sagging or bunching. I also appreciate that I don’t have to climb my way out of it thanks to its firmness,” says Mary.

“I vacuumed it last week,” she adds, “and it’s incredibly easy to keep clean/get hair and dust off of. We haven’t had any stains or spills yet, but the fabric seems like it would blot clean easily if we did. Plus, I get tons of compliments on it whenever people come over.”

Size(s) available: 1-8 seats | Colors: 4 | Customizable areas: Arm style, seating depth | Add-ons: Ottoman

Best Large

Albany Park Kova Pit Sectional

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I never expected to fall in love with a couch until I met my Albany Park Kova Pit sectional. It’s available in a variety of fabrics, from soft velvet to teddy bear bouclé to stain-resistant weaves and performance fabrics. I opted for the dark teal velvet with a storage ottoman for an additional fee. I recommend snagging the ottoman—it has been instrumental in organizing my small living space. While the Kova sectional is available in several sizes and configurations (with the option to add more sections later), the Kova Pit is perfectly designed for cuddling up on.

After receiving a call from the freight company and scheduling delivery, my modular sectional arrived in eight big, heavy Albany Park furniture boxes outside my apartment. I appreciated that the boxes were purposefully narrow, making it easy enough to maneuver them through doorways and upstairs. That said, these are heavy boxes, so if you have to move them upstairs, I highly recommend enlisting a few friends or movers for assistance.

To assemble, simply slide the backrests into place using a set of metal tracks on the base. The arms of the corner pieces were the trickiest part. Albany Park offers helpful videos if you, like me, find those areas tricky. The secret? Sliding them in at an angle allows them to sit flush and snug against the backrests. It took me around an hour and a half to assemble it myself. Once assembled, this thing is sturdy. While I don’t recommend it, I regularly stand on the armrests to put up my projector screen without issue.

Despite its inviting softness, the Albany Park couch’s velvet material still holds up well against cat claws and pet fur—just be sure to give it a once-over with your cordless vacuum regularly. This goes doubly so if you opt for the velvet material, which is a bit of a fur magnet. In terms of maintenance, like most cloud couches, you’ll also want to regularly fluff the cushions so they stay nice and puffy.

While it’s a bit more work than a traditional sofa, it’s totally worth it if you’re seeking unmatched coziness. I’m actually kind of glad that it needs a little visual upkeep—it’s a good reminder for someone like me who occasionally forgets to pull out the vacuum. As a bonus, I’ve had mine for over a year and it still looks and feels as plush and soft as day one!

One admirable feature of this Albany Park sofa is its flexible configuration. I set up mine in a long L-shape that best fits my small apartment, but the Pit is perfectly adjustable to nearly any space or room setup. You can even arrange it into a bed-like configuration for movie nights—something we do nearly every weekend. After staying on my Albany Park sectional for a few nights, a friend purchased one for her home. If that’s not a testament to the pull of this snuggly sofa, I don’t know what is.

Long-term update: “I’ve had my Albany Park couch since December 2023. Even after countless movie nights and naps, it’s still in amazing shape. Every week or so, I vacuum the cushions to remove any stray cat hair and give them a good fluff. After maintenance, the couch looks good as new. It’s a favorite spot for sleepover guests, too!”

Size(s) available: 2-8 seats| Colors: 12 | Add-ons: Storage ottoman

Best Sleeper Sofa

Povison Aurora-Power Sofa Bed

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If you’ve always wanted a recliner that didn’t look or function like a traditional recliner, the Povison Aurora-Power Sofa Bed feels like a fresh take. Product tester Paul Rankin tested the massive three-seater version in his Florida living room for a full month, and the biggest standout? The motorized reclining design. Instead of a footrest flipping outward while the back tilts down, the seat cushion quietly extends forward from inside the sofa itself. “The first time I used it, it almost felt like the sofa was magically stretching itself into a giant lounge bed,” says Paul.

The three-seater model measures an impressive 116 inches wide, making it large enough for four or five adults to comfortably spread out. Fully extended, the seat depth expands from 27 inches to 45.5 inches, creating an oversized lounging setup that’s perfect for movie nights, afternoon naps or overnight guests. “I found myself extending it out nearly every evening, then sliding it back into its more compact position during the day for a cleaner look,” Paul says.

Povison’s white glove delivery service also deserves some praise. The delivery team brought the sofa directly into the home, assembled it in the living room and removed every bit of packaging afterward. For a sofa this large and heavy, not having to wrestle with giant boxes or setup instructions made a huge difference.

Comfort is another major win here. The high-resilience foam cushions feel supportive without being stiff, while the chenille fabric is suuuper soft, cozy and surprisingly durable. The sofa includes three lumbar pillows that are essential since the back cushions themselves don’t recline. During testing, the water-resistant chenille held up impressively well against everyday use and even our tester’s Australian shepherd’s attention-seeking scratching habits. “After a full month, there weren’t any visible scratches, pulled threads or holes, which honestly surprised me,” says Paul.

The one downside is that the reclining system only works through the included remote control. There are no onboard buttons built into the sofa itself, which means yet another remote sitting around the living room. Paul also noticed that if you stop the extension halfway, there’s a noticeable gap behind the seat cushion that can swallow phones, remotes or anything else in your pocket. Thankfully, the sofa closes tightly when fully upright or fully extended, so items don’t constantly slide between the cushions.

Still, for roughly $3,000 for the three-seater configuration, the Povison Aurora-Power Sofa Bed feels surprisingly premium for the price. Between the adaptable modular layout, innovative reclining design and relaxed lounging experience, this is one of the most comfortable couches we’ve tried, so it’s easy to recommend for anyone who prioritizes comfort and needs a backup sleeping area for overnight guests.

Size(s) available: 2-, 3- or 4-seater | Colors: 8 | Customizable areas: Individually adjustable seat depth | Add-ons: 3 lumbar cushions and 2 decorate pillows (included)

Best Small

Burrow Mambo 4-Piece Sectional

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Nothing says home movie night like a luxurious leather sectional. The Burrow Mambo 4-piece sectional in Camel transforms any basement or den space from lackluster to luxe, and its five-seat body offers plenty of space to spread out and get cozy. The firm-yet-soft build of this luxe leather modular sectional lends itself well to lounging without causing back pain. Plus, the smaller 100-inch length is compact enough for folks living in tight quarters.

A curved backrest and options for either low or high arms, depending on preference, make this a perfect option for those seeking a midday snooze. We love that it’s wide and low to the ground, meaning it feels stable enough to support several people simultaneously. Concerned about cleaning your couch? Don’t worry—the top-grain leather (imported from a century-old tannery in Italy!) is also extremely easy to wipe down after accidental spills. Or, opt for the performance fabric for an ultra-tight weave that’s scratch- and stain-resistant.

“I’ve owned the Burrow Mambo for over a year now, and it still looks great,” says Mary of this modular sofa. “It hasn’t lost its shape and remains firm. I was worried about how the leather would hold up against kids and pets, but the fabric has been pretty resilient,” Mary says. “To be honest, I thought the couch would soften over time, but it hasn’t. We use the Mambo in our basement to watch sports when we have a few guests over. It’s perfect for that, but we prefer our softer, more plush sectional upstairs for curling up for naps.”

However, Mary’s favorite thing about this Burrow sofa is its modular construction. The couch uses custom molded hardware to connect each piece, so it’s super easy to rearrange or take apart for moves. “You can arrange it multiple ways and even pull sections out to adjust the size of the sofa,” she says. “Plus, if you like rearranging your space frequently (to accommodate guests for a movie night, for instance), you can do that with this sectional.”

The only negatives Mary reports in her almost one year of Burrow couch ownership have to do with the fabric, which requires a little extra care if you opt for the leather version. “With any leather furniture, you’ll want to watch out for pets with long nails,” she notes. “However, I will say that the leather surface on this sectional feels thick, as though it would take a good amount of force and a sharp object to puncture through the surface.”

Long-term update: Mary ultimately passed the Burrow sectional on to her mom after her family moved and no longer had space for it. “She’s loving it,” Mary says. “It’s still in impressive condition, even after being moved at least three times. My mom also has two large dogs, and they haven’t managed to scratch or tear the leather. She likes it so much that she even bought the matching accent pillows—and she’s now considering adding another piece to make it bigger.”

Size(s) available: 3-8 seats | Colors: 3 | Customizable areas: Arm style | Add-ons: Ottoman

Best Splurge

7th Avenue Modular Chaise Sectional

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Family movie nights are fun, but with littles, it’s always best to be prepared for the resulting spills and stains. Product tester Cher Checchio finds that added durability is worth paying for. “After four years, it was time to upgrade my old sectional with one that would better handle my toddler and dog. I knew I wanted a cloud couch, or at least a cloud couch dupe, but I also wanted a sectional that would fit my family and space,” Cher says. “The 7th Avenue 4-seat chaise modular sectional did just that and more.”

Cher opted for the four-seater modular couch with an extra-deep ottoman. With the option to choose from ten different colors in performance fabrics (including velvet, textured and cross-weaves), she chose the ever-popular natural white with performance texture weave. The couch’s minimalistic look perfectly complements most spaces, from farmhouse-inspired decor to mid-century modern. We love that the PFAS-free coating also temporarily repels most household spills, giving parents plenty of time to chase down some paper towels.

About four weeks after purchasing, Cher’s modular sectional arrived in 17 boxes. She assembled the 7th Avenue couch in a couple of hours with the help of a video tutorial and her husband. 7th Avenue offers a limited lifetime warranty that includes a full warranty on the construction (frame, wood, springs, hardware) and manufacturer’s defects on the cushions and fabrics.

They also offer free returns of the full merchandise value—minus shipping and assembly—within 10 days of delivery. Due to its overall durability, Cher expects to sit pretty on this sofa for way more than four years. And that’s a definite plus since, at around $5,700, the couch is rather pricey. That said, 12-, 24- and 36-month financing is available.

“Two of my favorite features of the 7th Avenue sectional are the removable covers and down alternative cushions. The water-repellent and stain-resistant fabric makes the covers easy to clean with a wet paper towel, but it’s also convenient to unzip each one—including the base, arms and backs—and wash them in the machine. The down alternative cushions are a lifesaver, too and not simply because they are hypoallergenic, vegan and cruelty-free. These no-hassle cushions maintain their shape without the need to fluff. Also, I love that the detached ottoman can sit on either end of the sofa, and the extra-deep cushions were oh-so-cozy,” says Cher.

Size(s) available: 2-9 seats | Colors: 10 | Customizable areas: Depth, firmness

MOST CUSTOMIZABLE

Lovesac Sactional

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When it comes to choosing the best modular sectional for movie nights (or simply snuggling up on), it’s also important to consider the longevity of your purchase—especially if it’s on the pricey side. “I’m a big proponent of forever furniture,” says Deputy Shopping Editor Katie Bandurski. “Meaning—I want to buy quality products that last a lifetime. And after ordering, building and testing a Lovesac Sactional, I’m confident this couch fits the bill.”

The Lovesac Sactional is built to last and isn’t just available in your standard size and fabric choices. In fact, it’s entirely customizable, from the arm shape (standard, angled or rolled) to the backrest to the configurations. Choose from a smaller three-seat option for cozier spaces and large, M-shaped picks that seat a minimum of 10. In addition, the fabric choices range from soft bouclé to luxe velvet, chenille, weave, cross weave, polyline, leather and even reversible textiles. And those are just the “quick ship” options—in total, there are over 130 different choices.

One thing to remember is that, like most modular sectionals on the market, Lovesac sectionals require significant assembly. The process isn’t difficult, but it is time-consuming. Katie’s Lovesac furniture arrived in over 20 boxes and took over six hours to assemble. “At least I didn’t have to worry if the couch would fit through the doorframe, though!” Katie quips. “The boxes ensure this couch fits even in hard-to-access spaces like a basement or upstairs media room.”

Apart from the multi-box delivery, the only (slight) downside is that it shows a good amount of dirt, hair and debris. “I need to vacuum every few days to keep it in tip-top shape, but honestly, I’m glad it’s so visible. That means I can clean it immediately; a darker fabric would hide the dirt,” says Katie. Investing in a good cordless vacuum cleaner is key to keeping your new Lovesac sofa looking like new as the years go by.

Long-term update: “We’re approaching two full years of daily use with the Lovesac Sactional, and I’m still incredibly impressed. It is by and large my favorite piece of furniture in the house,” says Katie. She adds that “The cushions are soft and lived-in yet still incredibly sturdy. They look and feel brand new. While the fabric does continue to cling to lint, hair and debris, it’s nothing some vacuuming can’t fix. I highly recommend a handheld option to get into all the nooks and crannies.”

For those looking for performance, Katie adds that “you can also order a more heavy-duty fabric, like the ultra velvet, for more durability. The polylinen’s texture (and the light colorway) makes it more susceptible to showing dirt. That said, the covers are still in excellent condition, with no signs of wear on the seams, zippers or fabric itself.”

The shoes, clamps and connecting hardware are also holding up very well. We occasionally remove the seats to vacuum the floor beneath the sofa, but it’s a pretty seamless process.

All in, I’m incredibly satisfied with the Sactional. It really is living up to its promise as “forever furniture.”

Size(s) available: 3-10 seats | Colors: Over 130 | Customizable areas: Arms, backrest, fill blend | Add-ons: Storage seat, charging hub

Other Sectionals We Tried

Not every sectional we tested was a true modular sofa, but several standout options still deserve recognition for their comfort, quality and thoughtful design.

• Medley Dekayess Bumper Sectional: A beautifully crafted custom sectional with eco-friendly materials, impressive durability and nearly endless customization options. We especially loved the sustainable natural latex and wool filling options.
• Benchmade Modern Laguna Sectional: A close runner-up in our best sectional sofas review, this USA-made sectional impressed us with its luxurious feel, fast custom delivery and perfect balance of softness and support.
• Sabai Design Elevate Sectional: A sustainability-focused sectional built with repairable, replaceable components and recycled materials. It’s stylish, spacious and ideal for eco-conscious shoppers.
• Article Timber Charme Chocolat Corner Sectional: A gorgeous mid-century-inspired leather sectional with buttery full-aniline leather that develops a rich patina over time. The durable cushions held their shape exceptionally well during long-term testing.
• Raymour & Flanigan Barry Sectional: A cozy, family-friendly sectional with hidden storage and a pull-out sleeper design that transforms the sofa into an oversized lounging space for movie nights or guests.

Industry Trends for 2026

Modular sectionals are having a major moment in 2026, thanks to their unbeatable flexibility and stylish versatility. According to Summerlyn Feckner, owner and interior designer at Ginger Designs, this year’s trends are all about bold, vibrant colors and luxurious textures. Think plush velvets, cozy bouclés and sleek leathers in rich jewel tones like emerald green, deep sapphire and burnt orange.

“Modular sectionals are a game-changer because they offer unparalleled flexibility, allowing homeowners to customize their seating arrangements to fit any space, big or small,” Feckner explains. With endless configurations and eye-catching finishes, these sofas are proving to be the ultimate blend of function and fashion.

We’re also keeping an eye on the budget-friendly boneless couch trend.

How We Found the Best Modular Sectional Options

For this piece, we initially tested 13 different modular sectional options from the best sofa brands. Our editors recorded every step of the initial process, including ordering, shipping and assembling the couches on our own. From there, we tested these couches tirelessly, using them as workstations for hosting, as midday napping spots and—of course—family movie nights. After enjoying our couches for well over a year, we’re confident that we found the best modular sectional options for every room size, budget and type of family.

We also performed follow-up testing in 2025 to test newer makes and models. Mary Henn tested the Silk & Snow Aire Sectional, which has quickly become our favorite budget-friendly pick. We were especially excited to add this option to our list of best modular sectionals after seeing growing interest in the similar 7th Avenue Modular Sectional. The latest addition to this list, the Silk & Snow sectional, stands out for several reasons. First and foremost, we love its versatile modular design that supports a number of different configurations. We also appreciate the wide range of size options available, and the sectional’s stain-resistant fabric.

Additional sectional testing is currently underway, so we’ll be back soon to share our latest findings. Spoiler alert: a reclining option may be joining the lineup next.

Why You Should Choose a Modular Sectional

“A modular sofa is a type of seating arrangement comprising individual sections (modules) that can be arranged and rearranged in different configurations. These modules typically include pieces like seats, ottomans, chaises, and corners that can be combined to fit various room layouts and preferences,” says interior designer Andy Yates from Andy Yates Design.

According to Andy, there are several reasons why you may prefer a modular sofa to other designs:

• Flexibility: You can change the arrangement to suit different occasions or room layouts.
• Customization: Tailor the sofa to your specific seating needs by adding or removing modules.
• Versatility: Modules can be used separately as additional seating or combined for larger gatherings.

Thanks to their ultra-flexible configurations and soft, inviting fluff, it’s hard to resist the pull of modular sectionals for family film nights. Nothing beats firing up the projector and curling up with your kids, pets and a pile of fuzzy blankets after a long week.

However, justifying such a pricey purchase is hard without trying out your potential picks. Luckily, our team of editors volunteered our living rooms to try out over a dozen different sectionals to find the best options for every home

What to Look for When Buying a Modular Sectional Sofa

Are you shopping for a sectional modular couch? There are a few key things to keep in mind:

• Room size: Always measure your space prior to purchasing a new piece of furniture to ensure it will fit!
• Budget: Modular couches typically cost between $800 and $5,000 or more. While you can find some nice budget options, consider longevity. Sometimes, it’s worth paying a bit more upfront for lasting quality. Many stores also offer financing to help make their couches a bit more affordable.
• Chaise vs. no chaise: A chaise is a long seat meant for lounging. Some modular sofas have one, while others do not.
• Configurability: The amazing thing about modular sectionals is how configurable they are. This makes it easy to arrange them in a way that fits into your space. Look for options that are easy to connect to each other and offer flexibility in terms of arrangement to get the most out of your couch.
• Ease of cleaning: Many of the options on this list offer performance fabrics, which are typically coated to make them stain- and spill-resistant. These are excellent choices for families with kids and pets.
• Shipping and delivery: Getting a new piece of furniture delivered can be a bit of a headache. To make the process easier, opt for a pick that arrives in boxes that fit through door frames and upstairs. This ensures you’ll be able to maneuver your couch into the right room.
• Assembly: Most sectionals ordered online require assembly. While this can take a few hours, choosing a modular sectional with clear instructions makes the process go by a lot quicker.

There are a few additional areas to consider for families that want to create an inviting space to watch their favorite flicks. According to Andy, think about the following:

• Modular Sofa Configuration: Opt for a modular sofa with a chaise or one or more ottomans that can serve as a comfortable spot to stretch out during the movie.
• Storage Solutions and Tech: Include a coffee table/side table or ottoman with built-in storage compartments for snacks and drinks. Consider furnishings with drink holders, table surfaces and charging elements (ports or wireless) built in. This can make controlling the media in the room easier and more efficient.
• Cozy Textiles: Use throws and cushions in soft, cozy fabrics like fleece or velvet for added comfort.
• Adjustable Lighting: Install dimmable lights or use floor lamps with adjustable heads to create the right ambiance during movie screenings.
• Sound Considerations: If possible, arrange the furniture to optimize the room’s acoustics for better sound quality. Soft surfaces like textile wallpapers and closed draperies help absorb sound and limit reverberation around the room’s hard surfaces.

“When focusing on media in a family room, I often incorporate as many textiles as possible: carpet, furnishings, draperies, and acoustic wallcoverings. This helps to create a more theater-like atmosphere where the focus is on the media and not the unwanted noises created by reverberation off of hard surfaces,” says Andy.

“I also like to employ medium and darker colors in these spaces to reflect less light and create a rich, moody atmosphere. Of course, having one of the comfiest couches is often the linchpin to the success of these spaces.”

By incorporating these elements, you can create a cozy and functional space that enhances the experience of family movie nights in your home!

Products On Our Radar

While the sectionals above earned their spots through hands-on testing, a few standout brands and trends are still on our watchlist.

Room & Board

Room & Board offers one of the largest modular sectional selections we’ve seen, with styles ranging from compact apartment sofas to oversized luxury leather sectionals. There are countless configurations, fabric choices and color options available, with prices starting around $2,500 and climbing well past $25,000 for premium builds. If customization is your priority, this brand is absolutely worth browsing.

The Boneless Couch Trend

Boneless couches are quickly becoming one of the biggest furniture trends of 2026. Instead of using a rigid frame, these sofas rely on layers of foam and cushioning for a relaxed, cloud-like feel. Most arrive compressed in boxes and require little to no assembly.

Brands like Ovios, Garvee and Wayfair are leaning into the trend with affordable, oversized loungers designed for movie nights and casual spaces. While we still prefer more structured sectionals for long-term support, these ultra-cozy designs are definitely having a moment.

We’re continuing to test new modular sectionals, recliner-focused sofas and emerging couch trends, so expect more updates soon.

FAQ

Are modular sofas a good idea?

For some, a modular sofa sectional is an excellent investment. For others, they may not be the best choice. Consider your family’s needs and space before choosing a new couch. This will help ensure you pick the correct size and style.

“In smaller spaces, the use of a modular sofa is often an easy solution for the clients— and the best one. Their flexibility and scale make installing and arranging them easy for maximum function and comfort,” says Andy. “Several vendors have customization options that continue to make these pieces as unique as each client and as affordable options for those on a limited budget.”

What is the difference between modular and sectional sofas?

Modular and sectional sofas may look similar, but the two have key differences. According to Andy, a modular sectional couch offers more flexibility as you can customize the layout based on your needs. “Modules can be rearranged or added to create different seating arrangements. The smaller sections can be grouped together more easily than a sectional,” he says. “Sectional Sofas usually come in predefined configurations with fixed shapes (L-shape, U-shape, etc.) and are less flexible in terms of customization.”

In addition, Andy notes that modular sofas are easier to move and install in tight spaces because they typically come in smaller pieces. On the other hand, sectional sofas may be more challenging to maneuver due to their larger single-piece structure.

Why are modular couches so expensive?

Couches are already pricey, but a modular sectional sofa is often even more so. According to Andy, there’s a reasonable explanation for why. The ability to customize the configuration and choose different modules adds to the cost. In addition, higher-quality materials and craftsmanship are often used to ensure that modules fit together seamlessly and securely. Engineering modular pieces that fit together well and provide stability requires more design effort and investment. That said, modular sofas are not necessarily more expensive than sectionals.

“The investment depends on the quality of the furniture: Where and how was it made, using what labor practices and materials? All types of sofas have options that vary significantly with regard to price,” says Andy. “I find that always discussing the budget with a client, understanding their specific needs and desired investment, and selecting the right pieces for function and aesthetics is the best approach to selecting these larger, key pieces in any room.”

Why You Should Trust Us

Our team of Shopping Editors and Product Testers are experts in evaluating products, from the best toasters to the best kitchen and dining tables for small spaces. We have ample experience searching for the best brands and recommending options for various budgets, aesthetics and lifestyles. While we always love trying the newest and latest brands, we also consider tried-and-true brands with a fierce reputation. Thanks to our expertise in testing and commitment to fair testing practices, you can rest assured (on your new modular couch sectional or otherwise) that we’ll never recommend a product we don’t love, regardless of the brand.

For this piece, we also consulted award-winning interior designer Andy Yates. Andy is driven by creative passion, experience and curiosity. His goal is always to transform spaces into experiences people absolutely love. He is honored by clients who invite him to help realize a vision for a comfortable, stylish and deeply personal home—an oasis reflective of their tastes, values and unique lifestyle.

Summerlyn Feckner is the owner and lead interior designer at Ginger Designs, where she specializes in creating stylish, functional living spaces. We consulted Summerlyn for her insight into the latest trends of 2026 to share with our readers, drawing on her expertise in color, texture and layout to highlight what’s shaping the world of modular sectionals this year.