Introducing a bold addition to any living room, the Georgia Sofa stands out with its unique design and craftsmanship. Covered in distressed charcoal leather, this sofa is not just a piece of furniture but a statement of style. The square button tufting on the outside arm panels adds an artistic touch, making it a perfect fit for those seeking something distinctive. The Bedford Branston finish complements its robust appearance, ensuring that it catches the eye while providing ultimate comfort.
Spanning an impressive width, the Georgia Sofa offers ample space for family and friends. Its deep seat cushions and square arms invite you to relax and unwind, making it a cozy haven for movie nights or casual gatherings. The coffee bean wood finish on its dark wooden legs adds a touch of elegance, harmonizing with its bold leather exterior. Built with foam and fiber overlay, it promises a comfortable seating experience.
Designed to last, the Georgia Sofa combines style with durability. Its solid construction ensures that it remains a cherished part of your home for years to come. Whether you are redecorating or just adding a new piece, this sofa is a versatile choice that blends well with various interior styles. Make the Georgia Sofa the centerpiece of your living space, and enjoy the perfect mix of comfort and sophistication.
Georgia Leather Comfort Design Sofa Features:
Dimensions (WxDxH): 97 x 40.5 x 33 inches
Available Finish Options: Bedford Branston, Linden Chocolate, Ten Gallon Hat Accord, Ten Gallon Hat Mix
Seat Width: 87.5 inches
Seat Depth: 22.5 inches
Seat Height: 18 inches
Arm Height: 29.5 inches
Material: Leather, Foam, Wood
Wood Finish: Coffee Bean
Construction: Foam with fiber overlay
Design: Square button tufting, square arms
Legs: Dark wooden
Style: Contemporary, Three-seat design
Weight: 190 lbs
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