A Roll-Arm Chesterfield That Sleeps

The Haddon velvet sleeper sofa is made for the traditional living room that wants the original English Chesterfield shape and still needs a guest bed. Its arms roll outward into deep scrolls, trimmed with a piped edge that follows the curve down to the floor. The back and both seat cushions are tufted with small fabric rosettes rather than plain buttons, so the tufting continues where most sofas go flat. Turned wood bun feet lift the base at each corner. When someone stays the night, the front pulls forward into a sleep surface about the width of a queen mattress, and the extension that slides out is tufted to match. Two velvet pillows come with it, set against a back that rises well above the seat.

Features

• Scrolled Rolled Arms that curl outward in the classic English Chesterfield shape, edged with piping that follows the curve to the floor
• Tufted Seat and Back with small fabric rosettes across both seat cushions as well as the back, so the pattern continues where you sit
• Turned Wood Bun Feet with a rounded profile and dark finish under each corner, echoing the curves of the scrolled arms
• Queen-Width Pull-Out Bed that slides forward from the front of the sofa into a sleep surface about the width of a queen mattress
• Tufted Pull-Out Extension carrying the same rosettes as the seat and back, so the open bed looks traditional rather than mechanical
• Soft Velvet Upholstery with a short, dense pile that catches the light and deepens in tone around each rosette and along the scrolled arms
• Two Matching Velvet Pillows included with the sofa, square accent pillows in the same color and fabric as the frame
• 300-Pound Capacity Per Seat for everyday sitting and hosting, with the rating applying to each seat rather than shared across the sofa
• Formal Living Room Sleeper for traditional, French and English-style rooms that need a guest bed without giving up a classic roll-arm sofa

Materials

• Upholstery: Velvet
• Cushion Fill: Foam
• Frame: Metal, Pine and Plywood
• Legs: Turned Wood
• Tufting: Fabric Rosette Buttons
• Pillows: 2 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
• Brush around the rosettes and along the curve of the scrolled arms with a soft brush to lift dust; do not pull or twist the rosettes
• Spot clean with a damp cloth and a mild upholstery cleaner, blotting rather than rubbing, and test a hidden area first
• Wipe the wood feet with a dry cloth
• The sleep surface is queen width but slightly shorter than a queen mattress; queen fitted sheets will sit a little loose at the ends
• Push the pull-out section fully back in before sitting on the sofa upright
• Beige and light grey velvet show 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