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Aquamarine Velvet Mid-century sofa ?900 ONO


emilyr

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Selling our Sofa Workshop 2.5 seater 'Eden' sofa because it doesn't fit in our new house.


It's only two years old (purchased Jan 2019) and in great condition. The fabric is the dusky velvet, in 'Airforce blue' (now called Aquamarine) and it has walnut legs.

Cushions & legs are removable but the frame is all one piece.


https://www.sofaworkshop.com/collections/sofas/products/eden-sofa?variant=35656085700764


Dimensions:

205cm (l)

92cm (h)

99cm (d)


RRP ?2395

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