Bespoke Sofas

For everyday cleaning of your fabric sofa, a quick vacuum with the upholstery attachment and promptly addressing spills is key. For spot cleaning small marks, use a clean, white cloth dampened with a mild detergent solution, blotting gently rather than rubbing. If a deeper clean is needed, sprinkle baking soda over the fabric, let it sit, and then vacuum thoroughly. Always check the product's page for specific care and cleaning recommendations, as some materials may have special requirements. For more information visit our blog post.

Styling a bespoke sofa starts with choosing complementary cushions and throws. Mix and match textures and colours to add depth and soften the sofa's lines. A plush rug underfoot enhances comfort and ties the seating area together. Consider the size and placement of your coffee table; it should be proportionate to the sofa and easily accessible. Lighting is crucial; a floor lamp or table lamp next to the sofa creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Finally, accessorise thoughtfully with items like books, plants, or decorative objects to reflect your personal style and complete the look. For more information visit our blog post.

We understand the importance of responsible furniture disposal. We're proud to partner with the British Heart Foundation to offer a convenient collection service. When you purchase a new sofa from us, the British Heart Foundation can collect your old one, helping support their vital research. Alternatively, you can contact your local council to arrange a bulky waste collection. Many charities also offer furniture collection services, providing a sustainable way to dispose of your sofa while supporting a good cause. For more information on our partnership with the British Heart Foundation, please visit our dedicated page.

While we don't offer fully bespoke sofas, there are still several factors to consider when choosing one from our range. Think about the size of your living room and measure the space where the sofa will go. Consider the sofa's dimensions to ensure it fits comfortably and allows easy movement within the room. Think about your style preferences, whether you prefer a modern, classic, or contemporary look. Choose a material and colour that complements your existing decor and lifestyle. If you have pets or children, durable fabrics like leather or certain weaves might be more practical. Finally, consider the sofa's comfort and support, paying attention to seat depth, cushioning, and back height. Visualise how the sofa will fit in your space and choose a design that complements your lifestyle and existing furniture. For more information visit our blog post.