Upholstery manufacturers struggle with getting proper fit and finish for their cushions on sofas and sectionals more than any other quality issues. Their is quite a bit of science and engineering goes into developing the cutting patterns and the fills so their is correct fit that works with all types of fabrics and leathers. Its so important as to how skillful their product development team to get this balance correct. Throw in the mix also is how skilled cutters and sewers are to reach the optimum finish and fit of the cushions set by the product development dept. Considering all of the above is why this is about the number one complaint manufacturers receive, and the most difficult to get correct. Calico Corners, previously was using Miles Talbott for their upholstery, not sure if thats still true. The job they did is doesnt meet the standard quality that should go into a upholstered piece at this price point.

I thought u posted photos here. Oh well. No issue. You folks gave me amazing ideas. I moved the sofa to another part of the room. And now it’s in the middle of re-upholstery!! I’ll try again to post a photo do you all can see how the room looks now.

That spot in the corner is PERFECT for a chaise lounger with a little table or bookshelf....but you don't have enough space. The sofa is blocking that area from being usable. What is pushing the sofa into that space? The coffee table. Yep. If you narrow this down to space occupying items, the coffee table is causing an issue with space. Personally I love the look of your sitting room, but right now the coffee table is taking up too much space. If you brought in a narrower table, pulled the sofas a little closer to each other you will open up that extra 1-2 feet you need in the corner to add in a functional reading/lounging nook. The shape and colour of your furniture allow you to utilize a super cool, curvy modern chaise while still keeping the space functional and open. Sadly the size of the coffee table is limiting the use of that one corner.

Since the space is compact, I would get something round and on the smaller side that doesn’t feel heavy in the room. What about something like this: I assume you don’t want glass but something like this could work well too: