BENNINGTON is a 2-seater sofa that will fascinate you! Its intense BLUE color combined with the intense quilting on the low backrest and on the sides of its particularly comfortable arms, will attract attention.
Info: Quilting is a type of fabric or a sewing technique where the seams form various patterns and folds or bumps. In quilting, the fabric is like an "inflatable" that is held by the seams which "sink" the fabric. So, many small puffy bumps are created in the quilting that stand out from each other by the seams. These bumps can be diamonds, squares, stripes, as well as many other designs. The purpose of this style is to break the monotony by creating different patterns on the fabric. This improves the overall image of the object. It gives a sense of luxury and detail in the design.
But it's not just the color and the upholstery that make this sofa stand out. The legs are tall and just above the legs there is a wooden bezel that runs the length of the sofa, in a natural wood color, creating a beautiful two-coloring with the deep blue of the upholstery.
The main feature of this sofa, however, is that it also becomes a bed with a very easy and smart to use but at the same time very durable folding mechanism. In essence, the back is not used as a bed, but makes room for the seat by "falling" back without levers. You will love it, trust us!
DIMENSIONS:
180x95-120x70-80 cm.
Seat dimensions: 120x58-90 cm.
Back dimensions: 120x22-40 cm.
Bed dimensions: 120x90 cm.
Cushion dimensions: 43x43 cm.
Seat height: 45 cm.
Height of arms: 65 cm.
Leg height: 15 cm.
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS:
The frame of the sofa as well as the decorative wooden bezel and the legs are made of solid wood. When we refer to solid wood, we mean wood made entirely from the trunk of a tree. Solid wood is the most expensive choice in terms of wood but stands out for its durability.
The "fillings" of the sofa, both on the backrest and on the seat, are made of medium hardness foam materials that offer better body support when it becomes a bed.
The whole sofa is upholstered in high quality velvet fabric giving an attractive look and a sophisticated charm to the decoration of your living room. Velvet is the fabric that cannot leave anyone unmoved! Whether it covers small or large surfaces, it cannot help but make its presence felt in the space and attract attention. Velvet is a fabric that was particularly loved by kings and emperors of past centuries, thus becoming synonymous with luxury and glamour. It has flooded the windows of the biggest stores and is one of the most favorite choices of the most famous decorators worldwide. It is a soft, relaxed, delightful, and elegant fabric that is impossible to resist. The positive thing is that it can be easily harmonized with any type of decoration, giving the space refinement and elegance.
Mini Story: The reason that velvet used to be an object only for the eyes of kings and emperors, was the fact that it was made mainly from silk fibers and in fact with a very special treatment, which required a lot of time and a special loom. Fortunately, today things have changed, and this wonderful fabric is affordable for everyone.
MAINTENANCE:
To keep the velvet clean and fluffy, it's a good idea to vacuum it once a week. Attach a soft brush, set the mild program on your vacuum, and sweep the entire surface in the direction of the grain. You will see that immediately the dust will be removed, and the pile of fabric will be like new.
In no case should you rub a velvet fabric. Even if you must remove a stain, don't scrub it. Moisten a soft cloth with water and dab locally on the stain.
An ideal choice for cleaning velvet is also leather (that is, the cloths with which we dry the car).
ADVANTAGES:
Sturdy construction
Aesthetic superiority of velvet in combination with quilting and wooden details
High legs for easy access under the sofa
Converts into a bed with a simple move
2 decorative pillows
Ready for delivery
5-year warranty on the frame
Also ideal for professional use such as law offices, medical practices, hotels, Airbnb, etc.
