The 'Louis' sofa has an elegant design combined with a particularly expressive cover fabric. The velvety shimmer gives this 2-seater sofa an extraordinary look.

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You can choose between four different colors: anthracite, silver grey, dark green and blue. Would you like a fabric sample? Contact us!

The back cushions are included in the purchase price. The feet have a dark brown wood look and round off the elegant design of this 2-seater velvet sofa.

General information:

Dimensions: 160x92xH77cm, seat height: 44cm
Colour: light grey
Material: Velvet made from the finest microfiber with a dense material structure
The item is already assembled.
Feet: The height of the feet is 3.5cm. They have a dark brown wood look.

microfiber

Microfiber is the collective term for fibers that are finer than 1 dtex: 10,000 m of microfiber weighs a maximum of 1 g. Thus, microfibers are finer in fiber than silk. Microfibers are almost 3 times finer than cotton, 6 times finer than wool. The fabric of microfibers is dimensionally stable and particularly soft. Microfibers can be made from natural or synthetic materials. Because of the fineness, many more fibers must be used to make a thread. This creates a larger thread surface, making textiles made of microfibers resistant to fluff. The special fibers are used, for example, for leather imitations such as Alcantara, functional clothing, cleaning cloths and silk-like fabrics.

velvet

We are big fans of this particularly soft and elegant fabric. Velvet gives upholstered furniture a particularly aesthetic and cozy touch. You can choose between four different velvet colors: our wonderful strong brown, light romantic grey, subtle beige or unusual grey-blue.

Velvet is also referred to as a royal fabric and was reserved for the best of circles until the late Middle Ages. Velvet originally comes from the Orient and was then shipped to Italy. This led to the foundation of a velvet weaver's guild in Venice and Milan in the early 13th century. The entire velvet metier was then mastered from Italy. In 1474, around 15,000 people were employed in Milan producing velvet. At that time, velvet was mainly used as pillow and wall coverings. The Venetians spread velvet to the rest of Europe. Velvet was becoming increasingly popular, especially among nobles.

Care

Microfiber fabrics should be vacuumed regularly with a vacuum cleaner. Stains can be easily removed with adhesive strips. The adhesive strip is pressed onto the stain and then pulled off again. At best, the fibers should be brushed afterwards. Microfibers are insensitive to wet-bonded soiling, and local stain treatment is usually not a problem. Care must be taken not to rub the fibers too hard to avoid roughening the surface. Wet cleaning should be done with pH-neutral products. Treatment with solvents is not recommended as this can lead to color changes.

Velvet sofa 'Louis' grey