Reduced: Lombok Large 2-3 seater linen sofa - ?200 ONLY SERIOUS BUYERS PLEASE

By Elena P
January 26, 2018 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Elena P

Posted January 26, 2018

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Posted January 26, 2018

Hello

Great Lombok sofa for sale due to a home renovation.The sofa was bought directly from Lombok and has been lovingly looked after.

The back cushions were refilled last year. One of the arms has a slight rip which could be either fixed or removed if re-upholstered. (Blue & copper cushions are not included)

The dimensions are: 1.85m long x 1m deep x 0.95m high (back)

Similar Lombok sofas retail for around ?1600 new.

Collection from Peckham before the 5th February.

Please feel free to ask any questions.Only serious buyers should get in touch.

Thank you.

Elena

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