Looks like a big chair pretty useless piece of furniture for more than one person.Go check out Lazy Boy pretty sure they would have something close to that even in the color IMO loveseats are the most useless seating ever get a sofa and 2 chairs

Patricia, just STOP. You are assuming what my needs are, and you're wrong. While I'm calling you on one of your posts, it would help if you'd use appropriate punctuation—commas AND periods—and relevant capitals in ALL of your posts, so I can figure out what you're trying to say; most of the time, it's unintelligible.

I'd like to find the loveseat above. Patricia's comments are the exact OPPOSITE of my needs. I have exactly NO need for a sofa and 2 chairs. I have NO need for a sofa. And I have NO need for 2 chairs. I need a loveseat smaller than 60". That's the only sitting furniture I have room for. AT ALL.

https://www.flipkart.com/urban-ladder-janet-fabric-2-seater-sofa/p/itmep5keaumjg2fs

Currently unavailable though :(

I just googled orange two seater love seat. Actually lots came up similar that would be available for sure!

Never mind, y'all. A O serendipitously found dimensions. That luscious loveseat will be too low for me. I'd "age in place" and not be able to get up!

I'm not sure why all the "hate" directed towards love seats as they are quite functional and aesthetic in the right setting - which is true for any piece of furniture which balances form and function.

I had a loveseat for many years and it was perfect for the space. Two chairs would not have worked as well in the space. I think the loveseat in OP's picture works for that space far better than two chairs would.

Also many people don't actually need a lot of seating except on rare occasions so an elegant large chair for one aka a loveseat would work for them and two normal sized humans would also be comfortable seated on it if need be.

Also in terms of suggesting Lazyboy - why in the world was that a valid suggestion. FWIW, my old loveseat was quite an expensive piece of furniture as it was a replica of an Art Deco Josef Hoffman loveseat and wouldn't be considered the type of mass market style that is generally associated with Lazyboy. WIth all due respect to Lazyboy, when someone suggests it as a purchase option, especially when the suggestion comes from a "designer", it is meant condescendingly in my opinion.

Well. Not in defense of chairs or sofas, so forgive me please. But two chairs, comfy at 28 inches width is the same width as a short loveseat and allows for more flexibility,as you can't lie down on your first selection anyway.

This is 28 inches wide......, might be easier to get out of too, with a lower arm. Two side by side : ) Eleven colors!

https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/zipcode-design-donham-lounge-chair-zpcd5957.html

Maybe this company? --- European Style low seat / back available in beige and dark gray. Welt Trim Design. Foam filled seats with pocket coil springs. 4 Accent pillows included. D 33" / W 76" / H 29" / 17" Seat Height and 21" Seat Depth

Elson Loveseat in Beige Linen · More Info

https://www.houzz.com/products/elson-loveseat-in-beige-linen-prvw-vr~144896681

just fyi

Ryan Rove Ashley 38" Oval Two Tier Clear Glass Coffee Table · More Info

https://www.houzz.com/products/ryan-rove-ashley-38-oval-two-tier-clear-glass-coffee-table-prvw-vr~101866683

one more - 500 like it ok --

https://www.wayfair.com/commercial-business-furniture/pdp/ebern-designs-desantiago-loveseat-w001121364.html?piid=1980097602

While not exactly what you are looking for, the new Cockpit compact sofa from Hancock and Moore introduced at the October 2019 Market was very well received.

The OP said: I want a short love Seat. Less than 60 inches wide......

1. I write like I talk so sometimes punctuation is not there . IMO when people post questions if they give more info they get better answers.I have never seen a space so small it can’t take 2 chairs which gives you 2 people who actually are comfortable. I sold furniture for many years in a design studio and hardly ever sold a loveseat once customers realized they are really only good for one person.Hope my punctuation pleased you.

@tangerinedoor What is it that you like about it — color, shape, style, attached cushions...? It’s a very versatile little piece and a great color.

Beautiful love seat. If you can find it and it truly does suit your needs, go for it; however, one caveat; Do sit in any piece of furniture before you buy it. Though I really do like the look of this bright colored loveseat, the fact that it actually doesn't have any chair "arms" on which I could rest my arms (too high) would likely make me not want to sit on it for an extended time.

Here are a few orange loveseats that HD does offer (here are the rest):

Loveseats that enable two large adults to sit side by side work well in small rooms.

As to height, you could always add wheels/casters to raise the seat height of any a chair or sofa IF you can either use the existing legs or add to the existing legs to make that practical.

Punctuation is actually a courtesy. It informs and makes clear your message. It is the pause for breath, the shout, the whisper, and even the "uhhh" ; unavailable when not in verbal communication.

Let's eat Grandma!

Let's eat, Grandma!

Eat your dinner!

Eat. You're dinner!

I'm sorry I love you.

I'm sorry ; I love you.

I find inspiration in cooking my family and my dog.

I find inspiration in cooking, my family, and my dog.

None of us are typo free or punctuation perfect in every post. I'll settle for reasonable attempts.

Don't throw the family and "bow wow" into a skillet. Someone is bound to call 911.

"Sit in any furniture before you buy" We all WISH. The junkyards of seating are the most available venues in most of the USA. The high end brick and mortar furniture stores are becoming as extinct as dodo birds. Even a huge design center in a major urban locale, can only hold so much.

When I order a gorgeous Hickory Chair sofa for a client? I hold my breath and am usually gleefully jumping for joy on delivery. RH, Pottery Barn, West Elm and so many more? Not my thing, for lack of quality. Trust me, designers hold their breath too..

Yep and prodigious thanks to Jan and Diana, who made my night with that joke. Punctuation is also de rigueur for anyone who holds themselves out as a professional.

For the outlier on this topic, we use "commas" for phrasing when we speak. We also use "periods" when we speak: that's why they're sometimes called "full stops." We emphasize phrasing with intonation; that's a hallmark of English (and other languages). Mastery in these aspects of English is generally expected from grade school onwards.

Those look great, Sammy. Thanks Suezbell for your input. I especially like the poppy color and the lines of that loveseat. It doesn't look like every other loveseat I've seen. And you might be right: I'd have to bend my ulna to get it over the loveseat arm to my cuppa tea.

Anyway, that particular loveseat was made for the Indian market. I bet I'll now be bombarded with Indian ads. LMAO.

One of my biggest challenges is to find a good-enough-quality "sofa" on a budget. I really want to have it for a while and not have to replace it. But this is difficult.

Someone gave me an inexpensive fabric recliner a month ago, and I'll swear the cushions are already mashed down, so yes, I'd rather sit before buying, or at least be able to check it out.

Most of the time, I'd be the only one using the loveseat. It will be my "sofa". My living room is <8' (x 12'4") wide, but even then overlaps with the kitchen. I plan to have one chair (maybe a wood rocker?) besides. A closet will store folding seats of some kind for extra visitors.

@tangerine door

You need a retailer carrying CR Laine, perhaps. "Houston" loveseat in a CR Laine fabric. 59 1/2 wide

At least you will get 8 way hand tie, and a spring down cushion option.

https://www.crlaine.com/products/loveseats-settees/houston-loveseat-04.html