Browse through some common questions that people may have. Reach out if still in doubt!
What is a U shape sectional sofa?
A U-shape sectional sofa is a large, spacious seating arrangement designed in the shape of the letter "U."
It typically consists of three connected sections: two long sides and a central, curved or straight middle section that connects them, forming a U-like shape.
Are there any dimension restrictions for U shape sectional sofas?
A U-shape sofa is ideal for spacious living rooms or open areas.
It generally needs at least 300cm in width and 200cm in depth.
How many people can sit on your U shape sectional sofa?
A U shape sofa can typically seat 6 to 8 people, depending on the size and configuration.
The two long sides of the sofa provide seating for several individuals, while the central section offers additional seating or space for lounging.
Larger U shape sofas with extended lengths can accommodate more people, making them a great choice for larger families or gatherings.
What is suede fabric?
Suede fabric is a synthetic or woven textile designed to mimic the soft, brushed feel and luxurious appearance of genuine suede leather. Made from materials like polyester or microfiber, suede fabric has a napped surface that gives it a velvety texture, making it a popular choice for furniture upholstery, clothing, and accessories.
Suede fabric captures the cozy, inviting look of traditional suede while offering greater versatility and resilience, making it ideal for adding warmth and elegance to various settings.
What sofa style does suede fabric work well with?
Suede fabric’s soft, luxurious texture enhances a variety of sofa styles, adding warmth and sophistication to living spaces:
- Contemporary Sofas: Suede pairs beautifully with sleek, modern sofa designs. Its rich texture contrasts nicely with the clean lines and minimalist aesthetic of contemporary styles, creating a warm, inviting vibe.
- Chesterfield Sofas: The soft, brushed surface of suede adds a unique twist to the traditional Chesterfield style. It complements the deep tufting and rolled arms, giving the classic design a modern update with a cozy, stylish look.
- Mid-Century Sofas: Suede fabric suits mid-century sofas with low profiles and tapered legs. Its smooth, refined appearance brings a touch of luxury that balances well with the retro, minimalist design.
- Sectional Sofas: On larger sectional sofas, suede fabric creates a comfortable, lounge-ready feel. Its plush texture enhances the coziness of sectional seating, making it ideal for family rooms and living areas where relaxation is key.
With its versatility, suede fabric can elevate both classic and modern sofa styles, bringing a soft, welcoming feel to any decor.
How to clean suede fabric?
Suede fabric requires gentle cleaning to maintain its soft, napped texture. Here are the recommended steps for cleaning and maintaining suede fabric:
- Regular Brushing: Use a soft suede brush to remove dust and debris. Brushing in one direction will help maintain the fabric’s nap and prevent matting.
- Spot Cleaning: For minor stains, gently dab the area with a clean, dry cloth to absorb as much of the stain as possible. Avoid rubbing, which can spread the stain. For water-based stains, a slightly damp cloth may help, but use sparingly to avoid water marks.
- Dry Cleaning Powder: For oil-based stains, use a dry cleaning powder specifically designed for suede. Sprinkle the powder on the stain, let it sit for a few hours, and then gently brush it off with a suede brush.
- Avoid Excess Water: Suede is sensitive to moisture, which can cause water stains or make the fabric stiff. If water spots occur, gently brush the area once it dries to restore the texture.
- Professional Cleaning: For deep cleaning or stubborn stains, consider professional upholstery cleaning. Professionals use techniques that clean without damaging the suede texture.
With these cleaning steps, suede fabric will stay looking soft and fresh, preserving its luxurious feel and elegant appearance.
What is the benefit of choosing green sofas?
Green sofas bring a refreshing and natural feel to any room. The colour green is often associated with growth, harmony, and tranquillity, making it an ideal choice for creating a relaxing atmosphere.
Depending on the shade, green can evoke feelings of calm or add a bold, lively touch, enhancing both contemporary and classic interiors.
What design styles work well with green?
Green sofas are versatile and can fit into a wide variety of design styles, including:
- Botanical and Natural: Light or mid-tone greens complement plant-filled spaces and natural wood finishes.
- Modern: Dark green sofas add depth and sophistication to modern interiors, especially when paired with minimalist decor and metallic accents.
- Traditional: Rich, deep green tones work well in more formal, traditional settings, especially alongside dark wood furniture.
- Eclectic: Green can blend with a range of textures and patterns, making it a bold choice in eclectic interiors.
What cushions work well with green sofas?
Neutral cushions in shades like beige, cream, or light grey pair well with green sofas, providing a subtle contrast.
For a pop of colour, consider mustard yellow, burnt orange, or blush pink, which add warmth and brightness.
Gold or brass tones can add a luxurious touch, while darker greens or even navy blue can create a cohesive, monochromatic look.
What rugs work well with green sofas?
Neutral rugs in cream, beige, or light grey provide balance for the richness of a green sofa.
For more texture and interest, patterned rugs with hints of green or botanical motifs can complement the sofa.
Rugs made from natural fibres like jute or sisal also work beautifully to enhance a natural or bohemian vibe.
What wall colour work well with green sofas?
Light, neutral wall colours such as soft white, cream, or light grey help a green sofa stand out without overwhelming the room.
For a more daring approach, deep jewel tones like rich emerald or sapphire can create a sophisticated, dramatic look.
Earthy tones like taupe, beige, or warm terracotta also pair harmoniously with green sofas.
What if I couldn’t find the shade of green such as olive green, dark green or emerald that I need?
If you're unable to find the shade of green you're looking for, such as olive green, dark green, or emerald, please reach out to us with a sample of the material you’d like to customise.
Whether it’s fabric or leather, we will liaise with our supplier base to find a similar upholstery material for you.
