Couch surfing in North Edmonton

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A couch is one of the most important pieces of furniture in your home. It’s where you sit to visit with friends, binge-watch Netflix and take Sunday afternoon naps. A good couch will set a stylish tone in your sitting room and could potentially be part of your decor for many years. When you’re buying a couch look for good construction, upholstery material you can maintain and something that is sized nicely to match your room.

Urban Barn

13620 137 Ave NW, Edmonton AB T5L 5G6

Though the selection of couches is small at this store, a stop at Urban Barn is definitely still worth it. Customers can shop for custom design pieces, trendy furniture and home accessories too. While you’re here, you can also find fun and chic interior design items that will give your home a feeling of luxury and a sense of wow factor.

Mobler Furniture

13519 156 Street Northwest, Edmonton AB T5V 1R9

Located beside Scandia Furniture, Mobler’s store is a big, open showroom that aims to offer customers “modern made affordable.” The couches you find here are contemporary in style with clean design. Smaller pieces are also available at Mobler, perfect for apartments and cozy-sized homes.

Leon's Furniture & Appliances Warehouse & Showroom

13730 140 St NW, Edmonton AB T6V 1J8

We all know Leon’s - this popular store has been selling furniture since the turn of the 20th century. If you’re looking for couches, Leon’s has many to pick from: sofas, love seats, oversized chairs, pull-out couches, sectionals and futons (in pretty much any material you desire). If you can’t make it out to their north-end location, Leon’s has on-line shopping available, as well.

Scandia Furniture

13513 156 St, Edmonton AB T5V 1R9

A big, bright showroom and helpful salespeople will greet you when you arrive at Scandia Furniture, just off 156 Street. This store sells high-end Scandinavian furniture; their couches are sleek and modern, and feature geometric design. The store boasts couches built with classic-style craftsmanship and maximum comfort.

Furniture Alley

13335 146 St NW, Edmonton AB T5L 4S8

A family-owned furniture store, Furniture Alley is the place to shop if you’re looking to find hidden gems and unique pieces. The store is tucked away, just off St. Albert Trail, and offers customers a wide range of options for living room, bedroom and kitchen furniture. You can usually find a great deal on couches when shopping at Furniture Alley.

Konto Furniture

13030 St Albert Trail NW, Edmonton AB T5L 4Y6

Located beside Sofa Land, Konto has a smaller selection of couches but is still worth checking out. Konto’s claim to fame is their super helpful and knowledgable staff; they will help you track down whatever you’re looking for. You can find Canadian made furniture here, as well as custom design pieces.

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