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Luxury green fabric that is soft to the touch, this Genoa 2.5 seater sofa with walnut wood feet is stunning on its own and part of a matching collection.

Description

12-month warranty with 10-year frame guarantee

Bold in design the Genoa 2.5 seater sofa boasts a low back and clean lines, tufted button seat detail and 2 cylindrical bolsters all which combine to give a retro appeal to this piece.Upholstered in an intense green velvet fabric & dark walnut tapered feet give this piece an even more luxurious touch.

86cm (Height), 188cm (Width), 99cm (Depth), 48cm (Seat Height)

Part of the substantial Genoa collection which includes a LHF & RHF chaise, 3 seater sofa, armchair and footstool in both a green & petrol blue velvet, with a cream fabric & brown leather options also available.

Information

Assembly: Minor assembly required (feet)
Material: Velvet fabric
Colour: Green
Frame: Solid wood
Seat number: 2.5
Mechanism: Fixed

Details

Feet colour: Walnut Brown
Feet material: Rubber Wood
Seat support: Foam-filled & pocket sprung seats
Seat cushion: Cushion is supported by zigzag spring suspension to ensures even weight distribution
Back support and filling: Fibre-filled back cushion
Ergonomics: Two bolster arm cushions provide chic finishing touches to the look and will further enhance your comfort.

Maintenance

Velvet Care:

Velvet is a soft fabric with no loose threads making it more durable and resistant to pulls.
Remove dust from velvet using the brush attachment and a low suction on your vacuum.
Remove fluff using a lint roller.
Remove stains from velvet by first allowing it to dry into the mini fibers. Then use warm soapy water and a damp cloth, baby water wipe, or upholstery wipe.
Remove body/pet odors by enlisting the help of a professional. We recommend having your velvet sofa steam cleaned every 12-18 months. It's important to have all matching pieces of velvet cleaned at the same time to produce an even fade. After steam cleaning, it is advisable to brush the surface to restore the raised look or nap of the surface.