Too big. Any loveseat at the foot of your bed should be smaller than the bed width. If you want a full blown sofa, you need an actual attached sitting riom for it.

How do you think can I achieve that? What layout would work for that room?

Also, thanks for your response!

IMO the room is too small for such a large sofa maybe just a loveseat would work

A loveseat is so hard to find that suits my taste! That's why I'm struggling! Check out the layouts I've tried below whether you think could work?

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Any thoughts would really be very appreciated.

Too big but...I don't think you need to find a loveseat quite as small as your bed because that would be only 55". Do you 'need' three seats? Does it have to have arms on both sides or could a chaise work? How low a back would look good and be comfy for you? Why not a somewhat smaller piece? They are all over the place,including West Elm. These two from West Elm are about 70" (178cm). But I'd look for a single seat cushion if you know you want to seat three much of the time

Thank you so much for your help!

Besides loving the look of it, I think its size would be more efficient to lounge on while watching a movie or something, think of it as a living space inside my bedroom. I've seen the loveseat option of the same sofa, but unfortunately, it's not available in the west elm store in my location! :(

So in conclusion, it's impossible for it to work?

Well it's a bit unconventional. What if you put the sofa in the upper left hand corner with the bed next to it on the same wall, centered between the corner and the sofa edge.

You can use sconces on the wall for reading lights in bed, and add a coffee table in front of the sofa that will double as a bedside table.

TV over the 6 drawer dresser in the corner across from the sofa with the wardrobe next to it, to the left of the door as you walk in.

That's another idea I should put in mind! Thank you

I'm so not looking for "the most designer choice" but rather a functional pretty sofa that doesn't look wrong in the space that also fits with the rest of the furniture, scale-wise. What if I put the bed sideways by the window in the middle, and have the sofa where it is in the first picture? That way, it won't go over the bed width. I still think there are so many things I could try for it to work as I'd like it to.

Could you attach a picture of your bedroom with the sofa?

Rethink the entire premise of this quest. The whole purpose and focal point of a master bedroom is the bed, and peaceful rest. Away from noise and distractions. Adding a reading nook, sure. But adding a virtual noisy family room? Inside a master? To what purpose? The whole premise with a sofa and TV area is flawed.

But studio apartments do exist! It's the same idea. I guess, to each their own. Thank you for your input.

Studios have smaller beds. And smaller couches. And smaller everything. And often use floor screens or dressers to separate the different functions physically.

You are wanting jumbo sized everything all crammed into the same space without proper separation. That’s a different thing entirely.

That is true. What in your opinion should the max width of the sofa be? If I had to change only that?

No wider than the bed.

How about a chair instead of a sofa? Add a footstool for feet-up comfort, or choose a recliner.

Sara, I'm confused, what is the purpose of this room? Is it a studio apartment? If not, why add a sofa? Your bed is rather small at 140 cm, I'd rather invest in a bigger bed and lay down comfortably (while watching tv). If you find the tv too far away, I'd put one of those consoles with a lift for the tv at end of the bed. Like this

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Well my plan is for it to be a place to sleep in and lounge and watch movies alone or with a friend, as I don't really have a space for myself in our house. That's the main purpose honestly for the sofa and the tv console. I like the idea of the tv console with the lift though! Thank you

2 chairs might be better than a sofa, if you need space for 2.

Get a good adjustable bed - why would you need a separate sofa to watch television or read if you can do it on a fabulous mattress with an adjustable bed. Mine even has a special function that adjusts specifically for reading in bed :-)

Then a very comfortable chair if you actually feel the need to entertain someone in your bedroom :-)

As others have written - invest in the bed because the bedroom is for you and 99% of the time it's going to be your personal space and that of your SO.

I can imagine some scenarios in which someone would want to create what is essentially a bedsitter. An adult living with parents or other relatives or renting a room in a private home might like a place to retreat in privacy even though it isn't bed time.

If you are dating someone but not intimate or if you have a couple of platonic friends over you might want a place to sit and hang out that doesn't involve lounging on the bed. Or if you need some time to yourself and have an aversion to sitting on a bed while fully clothed in the middle of the day.

Beds aren't actually that comfortable for anything other than sleep and romance.

Michael, that's actually the final conclusion to what I have came up with and just saw your response! It's wonderful to have a pro back you up! I'd like to note though that the tv will be on the right side of where the sofa is now since the tv is just meant to be there. I'm also thinking of having a gallery wall around the tv console, maybe some small shelves above the sofa since I'm planning to remove that window. Your thoughts on decoration? Also would like to point out that there will be no door in the room, it's just an open area since I have another door with a small hallway with the master bathroom.

I am looking at a chair and a half that is 53" wide, and they come even bigger than that. Look for "chair and a half"

I have the Hamilton love seat in my bedroom, and I wouldn't go any bigger, personally. My room is pretty large, but the fullsize sofa would overpower the room.

Hillside House, could you attach a picture?