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Blue Sectionals

A blue sectional is a sectional sofa made of connected seating pieces upholstered in a shade of blue, such as navy or dark blue. This page carries L-shaped, U-shaped and curved designs from 54.3 to 170 inches wide, most of them modular, in corduroy, chenille, linen and bonded leather, with sleeper and reclining models among them.

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Save $160Blue Corduroy L-Shaped Modular Sectional, 94.5 in Wide, Left-Facing
Save $1,165Blue Bonded Leather Power L-Shaped Reclining Sectional with Console
Save $945Blue Chenille Power Reclining Sectional
Blue Chenille Power Reclining Sectional Sale price$3,770 Regular price$4,715
Save $735Navy Blue Bonded Leather Reclining Sectional with Console, 138 in Wide
Save $550Blue Corduroy U-Shaped Sleeper Sectional with Chaise, 111 in Wide
Sold outSave $335Blue L-Shaped Modular Sectional Couch, 94 in Wide
Save $200Blue Corduroy L-Shaped Modular Sectional Couch, 82 in Wide
Save $305Blue Chenille L-Shaped Modular Sectional with Ottoman, Track Arms
Save $345Blue Chenille L-Shaped King Sleeper Sectional, 88.2 in Wide
Save $160Blue Corduroy Modular Sleeper Sectional, No Assembly, 78.8 in Wide
Sold outSave $160Navy Chenille Modular Sectional Couch, No Assembly, 94.5 in Wide
Save $410Blue Chenille L-Shaped Sleeper Sectional, 118 in Wide
Save $145Blue Corduroy Modular Sectional, 54.3 in Wide
Save $315Blue Chenille Sectional Couch with 2 Ottomans
Blue Chenille Sectional Couch with 2 Ottomans Sale price$1,260 Regular price$1,575
Save $310Blue Chenille Modular Sectional Couch with Ottoman
Save $140Blue Corduroy L-Shaped Modular Sectional, 96.7 in Wide
Save $210Blue Corduroy U-Shaped Modular Sectional, 126 in Wide
Save $135Blue Corduroy Modular Sectional Couch with Chaise, 96 in Wide
Save $150Blue Linen L-Shaped Modular Sectional, 85 in Wide, Left-Facing

Blue sectional sofa sizes and room fit

A blue sectional sofa should fill its wall or corner while leaving walkways open, so measure the room before choosing a layout. Widths here run 54.3 to 170 inches and depths 35.5 to 94 inches, from compact single pieces to large U-shaped and chaise layouts.

Leave about 18 inches between the seat edge and a coffee table and roughly 30 inches for main walkways. Because most designs here are modular, sections can be added, removed or rearranged as the room changes.

Navy blue sectional shades and styling

A navy blue sectional gives a room a deep, grounded color that shows everyday wear less than pale upholstery. Shades here include navy, dark blue, an aged blue and a blue and gray mix.

Blue pairs easily with white, cream, gray and warm wood tones, and pillows in rust or mustard add contrast.

Blue corduroy sectional and fabric choices

A blue corduroy sectional has raised ribs that feel soft and disguise light wear. Corduroy and chenille are the fabrics you will see most often here, and select models use linen for a flatter woven texture.

Vacuum fabric seats regularly with an upholstery attachment, brush corduroy along the ribs, and follow the care label on your model before treating a spill.

Blue reclining sectional and sleeper options

A blue reclining sectional adds footrests that raise from the seat. Select models here use power recline, and some add USB charging, cup holders or a center console. Reclining designs include bonded leather and chenille models; bonded leather layers a coated surface over a backing made with leather fibers.

Some sleeper sectionals open into a bed for guests, including a king size, and some sectionals add storage or a chaise.

Blue sectional couch construction and assembly

A blue sectional couch here often lists solid wood parts in its construction, and some models use plywood or MDF panels or an iron or metal frame. Check each listing's construction line to see which parts are solid wood and which are panels.

Some models need no assembly, and some are deep seat designs made for lounging.

Specifications

Width range
54.3 to 170 in
Depth range
35.5 to 94 in
Height range
24 to 42 in
Seat height range
17 to 20 in
Seat depth range
19 to 24 in
Seating capacity
1 to 6 seats
Sleeper sizes
King
Materials available
solid wood, bonded leather, corduroy, chenille, linen, metal
Colors available
blue
Features available
reclining, power recline, sleeper, modular, L-shaped, U-shaped, curved, chaise, ottoman included, storage, no assembly needed, USB charging, cup holders, center console, deep seat
Free shipping
Free

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Frequently asked questions

What is a sectional couch?
A sectional couch is a sofa made of two or more connected pieces that form an L shape, a U shape or a curve, seating more people than a standard sofa along the same walls. On this page every sectional is upholstered in blue, and most are modular, so the pieces can be moved apart or rearranged.
How do you measure a sectional couch?
Measure a sectional couch along the back of each side, from the outer arm to the corner, then measure the depth from the front of the seat to the back. Compare those numbers with the wall lengths in your room, leave walkway space, and check doorways and hallways, since each section needs to fit through on its own.
How do you take apart a couch sectional?
To take apart a couch sectional, remove the cushions, then find the connectors where the sections meet, usually metal brackets, clips or straps under the frame. Release the connector and lift or slide one section free, unplugging any powered pieces first. Keep the hardware together so the sections lock back in place when you reassemble them.
Do sectional couches come apart?
Yes. Most sectional couches come apart into their individual sections, which makes them easier to move through doors and up stairs. Most blue sectionals on this page are modular, so the pieces can also be rearranged into a new layout. Other designs usually still separate at their connectors but go back together in one set layout.
How do you style a sectional couch?
Style a sectional couch by anchoring it with a rug large enough for at least the front legs to rest on, then set a coffee table about 18 inches from the seat. With a blue sectional, pillows in cream, rust or mustard add contrast, a throw adds texture, and warm wood or brass accents keep the blue from feeling cold.
Is a couch or sectional better?
A sectional is better when you need to seat more people, fill a corner or lounge with your feet up, while a standard couch suits smaller rooms and layouts you change often. Modular sectionals narrow the gap, since their pieces can be split apart or rearranged when you move or the room changes.