Combining generous seating with clean contemporary styling, the Perrie 3 Seater Sofa creates a comfortable and refined centrepiece for the living room. Its slim arms, softly cushioned back and neatly tailored upholstery give the sofa a modern appearance, while its spacious proportions provide plenty of room to relax with family or friends.
The Perrie is constructed using a combination of plywood and solid wood, creating a sturdy foundation for everyday use. A No-Sag spring system supports the seats, while elastic webbing through the backrest provides flexible support as you settle in.
The seat cushions feature high-resilience foam, combining two foam densities to provide supportive cushioning with good shape retention. The back cushions are filled with Dacron fibre, creating a softer feel through the back and complementing the more structured seating beneath.
Elegant 17.5cm timber feet raise the sofa from the floor and give the Perrie a lighter, more contemporary profile. The feet are also removable, helping make handling easier during delivery and installation.
With its generous three-seater proportions, supportive construction and understated modern detailing, the Perrie 3 Seater Sofa offers an inviting balance of style and everyday comfort.
Dimensions
- Width: 214cm
- Depth: 90cm
- Height: 89cm
- Seat Height: 49cm
- Seat Depth: 56cm
- Arm Height: 68cm
- Dimensions: (W)214cm x (D)90cm x (H)89cm
- Material: Fabric, Leather
- Seating Size: 3 Seater
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