Couch,Sofa,Settee,

Sofa. In the sitting room. I’m a terrible snob about a couch in the lounge. What does it matter really, I know that.

Always couch for me.

We've got a chesterfield. Buttoned down hide one. Dunno, just that's what it is

Sofa.

It has always been sofa in the sitting room but now we're open plan I'm not sure what to call the bit where we sit.

Some time ago DGS suggested, Always in use room

I call it any one of the words.
I think I'm more of a sofa woman, whereas I used to be more settee.

All three!
At home settee

When talking to daughter and grandsons we say sofa (this the term they use at home)

However as my Son and Dil use the word couch.
So when talking to my other grandson, I would also say couch.

I am Scottish and where I came from it was always settee.
London being more posh it is sofa here.

My son (6ft 7ins) had a gorgeous, ash-grey chaise longue custom made, because he couldn't relax comfortably on what was then our 2-seater couch.

I'm quite posh.
I keep my sofa in my laange, as we say in Essex.

Settee here.

Settee mostly. Occasionally sofa.

From my DGC . Settee in the the downstairs dining room. Sofas in the upstairs sitting room .

We say sofa.

I remember my mother and the rest of the family using ‘couch’, when I was a child in the late 50’s/early 60’s.

Settee really, but sofa is what you’re supposed to say now it seems.

Sofa for me

I think couch is making a bit of a comeback. Or maybe that's just me thinking it.

Grew up saying chesterfield, but now use couch. I think chesterfield was more common usage in the 60's, and perhaps in central Canada. Everyone I know uses couch.

What's the other meaning of couch? I can't remember.

I would say couching favour, but I've just realised I dont know exactly its meaning.

Sofa

I grew up sitting on a settee in the lounge. Now I lounge on a sofa in the sitting room. My Aussie daughter lounges on a ‘lounge’ in the lounge-room. Each to her/his own

Well, in Australia they call it a lounge.
Which is very confusing. When visiting a friend she said "come and look at our new lounge". I expected a new extension to the house but it was a settee.

Couch grass, nasty invasive stuff, MissA, pronounced cooch

Sofa