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The Adare 2 seater sofa boasts a Chesterfield roll back and button detail inspiration, is upholstered in the richest cognac brown leather and boasts feather filled

97cm d x 177cm w x 85cm h

Genuine Leather

Description

12-month warranty with 10-year frame guarantee

The Adare 2 seater boasts a classic design. Its timeless button-back, gorgeous curved arms, and stud detailing will bring a touch of sophistication to your living space.

84cm (Height), 177cm (Width), 98cm (Depth)

Adare is modeled after the iconic Chesterfield style and can be made to order in a variety of velvets and fabric swatches from the At the Helm range, with matching wing chairs, 3.5 seaters and footstools available.

Information

Assembly: Minor assembly required (feet)
Material: Leather
Colour: Brown
Frame: Solid larch and poplar plywood
Seat number: 2
Mechanism: Fixed

Details

Arm filling: High-density foam filling for comfort/consistency and gentle support
Feet colour: Brown
Feet material: Bun-shaped wooden feet with casters
Seat support: High tensile springs for firm support
- Seat cushion: Foam-filled for consistency, gentle support, and comfort.
Back support and filling: High tensile springs for firm support with foam-filled cushions for consistency, gentle support, and comfort.
Ergonomics: The Adare 2 seater sofa is certainly a spacious & comfy piece as it features a fibre-filled back cushion and foam-filled seat cushions with pocket springs. Better still, 100% steel heavy gauge sinuous spring suspension ensures exceptional support and even weight distribution.

Maintenance

Genuine Leather Care:

Genuine leather is durable and will last you a lifetime if properly maintained. Regular maintenance is required for genuine leather
Use leather cleaning wipes 3-4 times a year or more often in sunny or dry rooms, homes with pets, and high-use rooms. These wipes clean, add moisture, and add a protective barrier to your leather furniture which can help to prevent scratches.
Remove a build-up of dust on leather with a slightly damp cloth. Dust will need to be removed from time to time because dust can be abrasive and wear leather down.
Do not use baby wipes to clean your leather furniture. These contain chemicals that will damage your leather over time.
Remove stains that have just occurred (grease, wine etc.), using a slightly damp cloth. Using leather wipes creates a barrier to prevent stains from absorbing in.
Remove ink by using an ink remover wipe. This can be found in most leather cleaning kits.
Avoid placing your genuine leather furniture next to heat sources such as radiators, fires, or areas that receive a lot of sun. This will dry out your leather upholstery quicker which can lead to damage.