The term “go big or go home” was made for this cozy sectional, which is wrapped in rich brown leather and part of Pottery Barn’s new collaboration with San Francisco-based designer Ken Fulk.

There’s a Hollywood glam feel to this standout sofa, thanks to its light leather upholstery and lacquered horn-and-wood feet.

Clean lines and exposed feet give this inky blue beauty a distinctly modern feel, while plush velvet upholstery adds a luxurious note.

A clean-lined design gives this luxe sofa from Mitchell Gold & Bob Williams modern appeal.

A relaxed silhouette and quirky details — like the roll arm’s oversized stitching — make this sofa’s classic elements feel contemporary.

A low profile and wide, squared-off arms give this tufted sofa an approachable grandness.

A modern silhouette and classic details (those turned legs!) combine to make this sofa totally versatile.

This gorgeous, richly hued piece would feel right at home in a large master bedroom or an eclectic living room.

Tapered legs and bolster pillows lend a cool mid-century vibe to this plush sofa, but its velvet upholstery is pure glam.

Hello, glamour! We love the curvaceous silhouette and chaise-like style of this sofa by Parisian designer Christophe Delcourt, who is known for creating elegant but adventurous pieces.

This sofa, by Italian design duo Roberto Tapinassi and Maurizio Manzoni, is a modern take on the trend — geometric lines, an oversized seat and chrome legs are a cool counterpoint to soft velvet upholstery.

Part of Italian furniture company Saba Italia’s New York collection, this sofa feels retro thanks to its hexagonal frame, slim feet and unfitted cushions.

This lovely Jonathan Adler-designed tuxedo sofa has all the right details: a rich color, lots of tufting and comfortable bolster pillows. But it also has the clean lines and spare legs that mean it can work in both classic and contemporary rooms.