The Delaney is a four-piece modular sofa and chaise from CHITA, built around wide 34-inch seats that are roughly 30% broader than typical modular seats. Each piece can be pulled apart and rearranged, and the armless chair works as a standalone seat, so the same set fits a small living room or a large family room. Seats use fiber-wrapped high-resiliency foam with a medium firmness around 3 out of 5, and back cushions and arm pillows are reversible and fluffable. Against slimmer modular rivals it trades a lower seat count for more room per person, which suits households that host often and want flexible seating over a fixed layout.
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Owners rate the Delaney very highly, with 261 ratings averaging 4.9 out of 5. Buyers praise the wide seats and the flexibility of rearranging the pieces, and most find the medium firmness comfortable for lounging.
Each seat is 34 inches wide, which the description says is 30% larger than most comparable seats. The pieces can be rearranged to suit small or large rooms. The armless chair can also be pulled out and used on its own.
The frame is corner-blocked and made from solid engineered wood and hard wood, all kiln-dried. High-gauge sinuous springs and synthetic webbing support the seat and back cushions. The frame is padded with high-density foam and topped with loose cushions. The seat cushions are non-reversible, with fiber-wrapped, high-resiliency foam that is CertiPur-US certified. The back cushions and arm pillows are reversible and filled with a soft fiber blend. Seat firmness is medium, a 3 on a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 is firmest.
The upholstery is a soft, linen-like fabric with variegated chenille yarns that give it a heathered look. The fabric is OEKO-TEX certified and contains no formaldehyde or harmful phthalates. Assembly needs no tools. The sofa ships in five boxes.
