A Chesterfield Built to Sleep On

The Fenton velvet Chesterfield sleeper sofa is made for the room that wants the classic tufted sofa and still needs somewhere for a guest to sleep. Deep button tufting covers the inside and outside of the arms, the back and the front of the base, and the arms rise to the same height as the back, so the sofa reads as one low, continuous tufted form in the true Chesterfield way. The seat is unusually deep and sits low to the floor. Each of the two seat sections slides forward on its own: pull one for a chaise, or pull both and the sofa opens into a sleep surface wider than a queen mattress. Three velvet pillows come with it, and the frame is metal throughout.

Features

• All-Around Button Tufting on the inside and outside of the arms, the back and the front of the base, so the sofa looks finished from every side
• Arms Level With Back in the classic Chesterfield shape, forming one low, continuous tufted outline that wraps around three sides of the seat
• Two Independent Pull-Out Halves that slide forward on their own, so either side can open as a chaise without moving the other
• Sofa, Chaise or Bed from one frame, used as a deep sofa, as a chaise with one half pulled out, or as a bed wider than a queen with both
• Extra-Deep Low Seat that sits close to the floor with room to sit cross-legged, tuck your legs up or lean back into the pillows
• Soft Velvet Upholstery with a short, dense pile that catches the light and shifts from lighter to deeper tones around the tufting
• Three Matching Velvet Pillows included with the sofa, square accent pillows in the same color and fabric as the tufted frame
• 300-Pound Capacity Per Seat for everyday sitting and hosting, with the rating applying to each seat rather than shared across the sofa
• Living Room Chesterfield sized at just under seven and a half feet, a classic tufted centerpiece that also puts up a guest for the night

Materials

• Upholstery: Velvet
• Cushion Fill: Foam
• Frame: Metal
• Legs: Metal
• Tufting: Button Tufted
• Pillows: 3 Included

Care Instructions

• Velvet pile lies in one direction, so the sofa can look lighter or darker from different angles; this shading is normal for velvet, not a defect
• Pressed or shaded areas brush back out with a soft clothes brush stroked in one direction
• Cushions and pillows arrive compressed; after unboxing, pat them lightly and allow a few days in a ventilated room for them to recover their full shape
• Creases from packing are normal; smooth them by patting, or hold a garment steamer a few inches away on low
• Use a soft brush or a vacuum crevice tool to lift dust from around the buttons and into the tufted folds
• Wipe small marks with a damp cloth; for heavier stains, use a mild upholstery cleaner, blotting rather than rubbing, and test a hidden area first
• The sleep surface is wider than a queen but shorter than a standard mattress; a king flat sheet or a large blanket tucked around the cushions fits best
• Push both halves fully back in before sitting on the sofa upright
• Beige velvet shows marks more readily; blot spills right away before they settle into the pile
• Keep the sofa out of long periods of direct sunlight to limit fading