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Vendor:Sloane
Sloane U Shape Grey Velvet Corner Sofa
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Vendor:Olympia
Olympia Grey Fabric Velvet Corner Sofa
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Vendor:ScottScott Grey Velvet Corner Sofa LHC
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Vendor:ScottScott Grey Velvet Corner Sofa RHC
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What's in This Collection?
This is a small, focused collection of four grey corner sofas in a velvet finish. It covers a few different layouts so you can match the shape to your room: a left-hand corner and a right-hand corner from Scott, a U-shape from Sloane, and a standard corner from Olympia. All four are non-reclining designs. The upholstery is velvet, which sits within the broader fabric category — for the exact approved material description, check the individual product page, as we don't assert one field over another here.
Because it's a compact range and availability changes, treat the page as a live snapshot: at the time of writing only the Olympia is in stock, with the Scott and Sloane models temporarily unavailable and open for back-in-stock alerts. If you'd like a wider choice, browse all velvet corner sofas, grey corner sofas or the full corner sofas range.
Corner-Sofa Orientation: Left-Hand vs Right-Hand
The most common source of confusion with a corner sofa is orientation, or "handing". A left-hand corner (LHC) and a right-hand corner (RHC) are mirror images of each other, and choosing the wrong one is the single most common ordering mistake. The catch is that different retailers describe handing in different ways — some judge it as you look at the sofa, others as you sit on it — so the label alone isn't enough.
To work out what you need, stand in the room facing where the sofa will go and note which side the long run should extend to. Then, crucially, check how that specific product page defines its LHC/RHC — we don't assume a universal convention here. If there's any doubt, call our showroom team on 02476 705 600 and describe your room; getting this right before you order saves a lot of hassle. Compare the wider left-hand corner sofas and right-hand corner sofas ranges.
U-Shape vs L-Shape Layouts
The Sloane in this range is a U-shape, which has seating on three sides, while the Scott corners are L-shaped, with seating on two sides. A U-shape seats more people and creates a sociable, wrap-around layout, but it's the larger footprint and suits a bigger or open-plan room. An L-shape is more compact and sits neatly against two walls, which often works better in an average-sized living room. Neither is "better" — it depends on your space and how many people you seat.
| Layout | Seating sides | Typical room | Footprint | In this range |
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| Left-hand corner (LHC) | Two (L-shape) | Average room, long run to the left | Moderate | Scott LHC |
| Right-hand corner (RHC) | Two (L-shape) | Average room, long run to the right | Moderate | Scott RHC |
| Standard corner | Two (L-shape) | Average room | Moderate | Olympia |
| U-shape | Three | Larger / open-plan room | Largest | Sloane |
Exact dimensions and which seats sit where vary by product and aren't assumed here, so use this as a shape guide and confirm the measurements on the product page. Explore the wider U-shape sofas range for more of that layout.
Measuring Guide
With any corner sofa, measuring is the step that prevents disappointment. Measure the wall space the sofa will run along, then its overall width and depth into the room, and mark the footprint on the floor with tape so you can picture it. Leave comfortable walking space around it, and room for a coffee table if you want one.
Measuring access
Access is where corner sofas most often catch people out. Measure your doorways, hallways, any tight turns, staircases and — for flats — lifts, at the narrowest point for both width and height. Check whether the sofa is delivered in separate sections that connect together, as that changes what will fit through a doorway; this isn't assumed here, so confirm it on the product page or with our team. If there's any doubt, call us on 02476 705 600 before ordering, and see our measuring guide.
Room Planning
For a smaller living room, an L-shaped corner (the Scott or Olympia) usually works best, tucked against two walls to keep the middle of the room clear. For a larger or open-plan space, the Sloane U-shape gives more seating and can help zone the area, using the back of the sofa to separate the seating zone from a walkway or dining area. Whichever you choose, plan a clear route to the window and radiator and keep the open side facing into the room rather than a wall. On a corner sofa this is worth getting right at the planning stage, because once a large piece is in place it's not something you'll want to reposition often.
Styling Grey Velvet
Grey velvet is one of the easiest finishes to decorate around. Against pale or white walls it feels calm and contemporary; against a deeper wall colour it looks richer and more enveloping. It pairs happily with natural wood and warm metallics, and you can lift it with cushions in mustard, blush, teal or cream, or keep it tonal with soft greys and off-whites. Velvet's pile catches the light, so the shade can look slightly different across the day — worth seeing in person if you can. Compare our wider grey sofas and velvet sofas ranges for more of the look.
Velvet Care
Always follow the product-specific care instructions on the product page or supplied with your order. As a general routine for velvet, blot spills promptly with a clean, dry or slightly damp cloth rather than rubbing, which can disturb the pile, and vacuum gently with a soft brush attachment to lift dust. Brush occasionally in the direction of the pile to keep the finish even, and avoid harsh cleaners and abrasive tools. Keep the sofa out of prolonged direct sunlight and away from excessive heat such as radiators. See our velvet-care guide for more.
Stock and Delivery
Availability is shown live on each product. Right now the Olympia is in stock while the two Scott corners and the Sloane U-shape are out of stock — you can register for a back-in-stock alert on any unavailable model so you're notified when it returns, and it's worth ordering promptly if a product shows only a few left. Delivery is free to England and Wales by a two-person team, and delivery times can vary by product, so take the timeframe from the live product card rather than assuming one date, and note that an out-of-stock or returning item won't be on the same timeline as an in-stock one. You can spread the cost with interest-free finance, subject to credit check — see the finance information page. If you change your mind, our 14-day returns policy applies; details are on the returns information and delivery information pages.
Why Buy from Furniture Instore?
A corner sofa is a considered purchase, and our team can help you get the orientation, size and fit right — including checking a sofa will get into your room. You're welcome to visit our Coventry showroom to see the grey velvet finish in person. The store holds a 4.8★ Excellent rating on Trustpilot from over 4,800 genuine reviews, delivery is free to England and Wales, and our 14-day returns policy means you can order with confidence. Call us on 02476 705 600, Monday to Saturday, 9am–5pm.
Frequently asked questions about grey velvet corner sofas
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