This Sculptural Lulu and Georgia Sofa Looks Even Better in Person

"With its roomy dimensions of 96" wide by 40" deep by 30" high, the Cleary sofa fits perfectly into our living room, providing ample seating without overwhelming the space. Its shape and alternative availability in two different widths (76" and 86") mean it would also be well-suited for various sized homes and apartments, though you need to have a fair amount of space for couches. of these sizes."

"From the moment we first sat down, it was clear that the Cleary was as comfortable as it was beautiful. The seats are deep and supportive, and the cushions strike the perfect balance between firmness and plushness. It feels incredibly well made, with a solid frame and high-quality upholstery. While the cushions are filled with high-resiliency foam and feather-down blend, they do have a natural tendency to settle with use, so regular 'puffing' is required to maintain their shape, especially the back rest."

"The lay test was equally successful, the 24" depth of the sofa allows for a comfortable and luxurious recline, and the curved back and armrest make it an ideal spot for slow weekend days at home. The sofa's design, with its soft, curved lines, bench cushions and velvet upholstery, makes it a natural fit for a variety of decor styles, particularly mid-century modern and contemporary. In terms of durability, the Cleary sofa feels like a piece that will last."

The Cleary sofa measures 96 inches wide by 40 inches deep by 30 inches high and is also offered in 76-inch and 86-inch widths, providing options for different room sizes while requiring a fair amount of floor space. Seats are deep and supportive and the cushions balance firmness and plushness due to a high-resiliency foam and feather-down blend, though the fill tends to settle and benefits from regular puffing. A 24-inch seat depth, curved back, and armrest enable comfortable reclining and lounging. Velvet upholstery and soft curved lines suit mid-century modern and contemporary interiors. The frame and upholstery feel solid and durable with routine care.

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