King HIckory has a great plan for their sectionals that you can customize in lots of ways. Here is a link to their sectionals, but they don't sell on line, only in furniture stores as far as I know. I love that you can choose your style, feet, arms, fabrics and components. I have seen them in person and they are considered good quality furniture, sold at the high-end furniture store I worked at for a week (long story).

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Do you have a style in mind? What is your budget?

Does the sofa have to be a right angle, or can it be a curve?

Here is one from Warehouse Direct:

Here is a link that might be useful: sofa

Here is one from Andreus... hard to tell from the specs what the short-arm measurement is...

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Here is a link that might be useful: another sofa

Rowe has some that are shorter on one side without a chaise. We have the Sullivan, in a dark blue gray microfiber. It comes in 97X61 as well as other options.

Here is a link that might be useful: Sullivan

Thanks for all the responses so far. I'm thinking it should be 90 degrees, not a curved one. I like the look of the curve, but the room is small and I think having so much wasted space behind the curvy part would be odd. As far as style goes, my house is very farmhouse/country/flea market in style. Right now our sofas have the big rolled arms, but I'd like to get away from that because it's overwhelming in a small room. I need to go for maximum seating space without a lot of "arm-ness", IYKWIM. I like the look of the one patches posted, but it is perhaps a little starkly modern? But something like that in arm style and cushions with perhaps a little more "country" in the legs would be great. I do want arms high enough that you can prop yourself against them and drape your legs over - nothing armless or with teeny tiny arms.

Patches - how is your Rowe furniture holding up? There is a whole thread on the furniture forum that pretty much bashes them....then again, it seems like there's a thread bashing just about every brand on the furniture forum, LOL!

I've had a Rowe sectional since 1995. It's held up very well, although we have no kids and we used it only until 2005, when it got relocated to our basement. It still gets used there, just not every day. Ours is five pieces, one of which is a full size pull-out bed, so we could easily make it smaller by removing the two "inner" sections and just using the corner piece and the two ends.

I tried taking a photo of it, but because the sofa is black, it just looks like a black blob. It has a high "pub" back (I think that's what it's called) and pillows on the arms. Very "poofy" looking, but comfortable.

Here are two from JCPenney that might work. I have one of their's that has the chaise (love it!), but these may fit your dimension requirements.

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