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Lovesofas Arthur Corner Sofa Bed with Storage in Blue Chenille, Left Hand
Short on bedrooms? The Lovesofas Arthur Corner Sofa Bed with Storage sits as a sofa for everyday living and converts into a bed when you need one, so a study, lounge or spare room can double as a guest room. It is upholstered in chenille in blue chenille. Chenille has a soft, tufted, almost fuzzy surface that feels cosy straight away and gives the sofa a plush, relaxed look. The yarn is looped, so it is gentle against the skin and good at hiding light creasing.
Foam padding does the work in the seat and back, keeping the cushions plump and supportive. Wood is listed as the frame material, the part of a sofa that matters most for how long it keeps its shape. Listed seat depth is 56cm and seat height 43cm, which means a balanced seat that works for both sitting up and relaxing back. A listed weight limit of 480kg points to a frame built for everyday use.
The bed pulls out from the sofa body, so the sleeping surface is a proper size and the seat cushions are not simply folded flat. Practical extras listed include built-in USB charging ports, a wireless charging pad and hidden storage, so remotes, phones, drinks and blankets all have somewhere to go.
Day to day it behaves like any other sofa; the bed is there when you need it, so the room does not have to be a dedicated guest room. Choosing blue chenille is a confident move; keep the walls and rug simple and let the sofa carry the colour in the room.
It measures 120cm across, as listed. The listed dimensions are 62 x 164 x 99 cm; always measure your own space against the specification table as well. It is listed as 4 seater. Some assembly is required; the fixings and instructions come with it. Tape its footprint on the floor, then measure the front door, hallway and any stairs so there are no surprises on delivery day.
Photographs show the sofa under studio or showroom lighting, and screens vary, so allow for the colour to look slightly different in your own room. It suits spare rooms, home offices, studio flats and anyone who regularly hosts, since one piece of furniture does the work of two.