Modular Chaise Sofas Australia
A Masso modular chaise sofa creates an inviting place to sit, recline and unwind. The extended chaise section gives you room to put your feet up while maintaining the clean profile of a contemporary sofa.
Available in Velvet Amber and Velvet Chocolate, the Masso chaise configuration offers two distinctive colour directions for relaxed Australian living rooms.
What is a modular chaise sofa?
A modular chaise sofa combines conventional seating with an extended seat designed to support your legs. It provides some of the relaxation associated with an ottoman while keeping the lounging surface connected to the sofa.
A chaise can be useful for reading, watching television or enjoying a quiet evening at home. It may also help reduce the number of separate furniture pieces needed in the room.
Explore the Masso Chaise Sofa in Velvet Amber for a warm statement colour or the Masso Chaise Sofa in Velvet Chocolate for a deeper, earthy appearance.
Benefits of a sofa with a chaise
The main benefit is the ability to stretch out without positioning a separate footstool directly in front of the sofa. This can create a cleaner arrangement and reduce the need to move an ottoman when walking through the room.
A chaise also establishes a natural place for relaxed sitting. Other seats remain available for upright use while one person uses the extended section. Because the chaise projects further into the room, it should be positioned carefully so it does not obstruct the main route through the space.
Chaise sofa or L-shaped modular sofa?
A chaise sofa and an L-shaped sofa can look similar, but their primary functions are different. A chaise is designed mainly to support reclining, while an L-shaped sofa normally provides additional connected seating along its return.
Choose a chaise when relaxed lounging is the priority. Browse L-shaped modular sofas when you need a larger arrangement for several people. For traditional straight configurations, compare our two, three and four-seater Masso sofas.
How to position a chaise sofa
Review the complete product dimensions and orientation before ordering. Mark the footprint on the floor and pay particular attention to the extended section. Consider the direction people enter the room, the television position, windows, storage access and the space needed for a table.
A compact table may be easier to position beside a chaise than a very wide coffee table. Explore modern coffee tables and read our guide to placing a coffee table in the living room.
Styling Amber and Chocolate velvet
Velvet Amber introduces warmth and can become the focal colour within a neutral room. Pair it with light timber, cream textiles and restrained accessories. Velvet Chocolate creates a grounded look that works with beige, olive, rust and warm timber tones.
Because velvet reflects light differently throughout the day, examine product imagery from multiple angles. Browse all velvet modular sofas to compare these colours across other configurations.
Frequently asked questions
Is a chaise sofa suitable for a small room?
It can be, but the extended section requires careful planning. Make sure it does not block the principal walking route.
What is the difference between a chaise and an ottoman?
A chaise is connected to the sofa and provides a continuous reclining surface. An ottoman is a separate movable component.
Should the chaise face the television?
That depends on how the room is used. Television position matters, but doorways, natural light and movement should also influence the layout.
Explore the Masso chaise collection and choose a colour for your living space.











