Everly Quinn Tanecia Mid-Century Modern Velvet Channel Tufted 3-Seater Sofa

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At a Glance

Tufted

Assembly Required

Seat Height : 17.3 ''

Seat Depth: 23.6 ''

About This Product

The Elara Sofa is a 3-seater that mixes mid-century modern elegance with the plushness of high-quality velvet. Vertical channel tufting and narrow tuxedo arms complement the Zaha sofa's basic and symmetrical structure, lending it a refined appeal. The Elara sofa is constructed from high-quality materials, including a strong wood frame with metal supports and sturdy wooden block feet for further durability.

Details

Product Type: Sofa
Sofa Design: Stationary, Standard
Back Type: Tufted, Channel, Upholstered, Tight Back
Seat Style: Tight Seat
Arm Type: Tuxedo Arms, Square Arms, Track Arms, Fixed
Upholstery Material: Velvet
Leg Color / Finish: Black
Frame Material: Solid + Manufactured Wood
Fill Material: Foam, Cotton
Back Fill Material: Cotton, Foam
Seat Construction: Solid Wood, Metal, Manufactured Wood
Cushion Construction: Foam
Foam Density: 1.9 lbs./cu. ft. and over
Leg Material: Plastic
Wood Species: Pine
Main Wood Joinery Method: Basic Butt
Tufted: Yes
Weight Capacity: 750 lb.
Removable Components: Legs
Removable Cushion Cover: No
Reversible Cushions: No
Fabric Care Instructions: WW: Water-based agents only. Gently remove stains by blotting.
Imported: Yes
Product Care: Spot clean, Avoid use of abrasive cleaners, WW: Water-based agents only. Gently remove stains by blotting.
Seating Capacity: 3
Imported Product: Yes
Upholstery Material Texture: Velvet
Construction Features: Tight Seat, Tight Back, Upholstered Back, Tufted Back, Basic Butt Joinery, Channel Back
General Features: Stationary
Detailing: Tufted
Overall Shape: Standard

Certifications

Sustainability Certificate(s): Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) 100% Certified
Sustainability Certification Descriptions: FSC® N003885. FSC® is dedicated to the promotion of responsible forest management worldwide. By selecting this product, you help take care of the world’s forests. Learn more: www.fsc.org.”