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Beautiful William Morris sofa, 2.5-3 seater

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Beautiful sofabed covered in William Morris rosehip fabric, indigo colourway.


Very comfy, feather-filled back cushions. Back and seat cushions all well filled.


2.5 to 3 seater: 200 cm long, 98 cm wide, 62 cm tall.


Folds out to be a double sofabed. Absolutely lovely sofa, the fabric alone is very expensive! I bought it second-hand myself so I don't know the brand, but it's similar to the Lanhydrock by Sofas & Stuff (see attached photo), though they don't seem to have a sofabed model so can't be sure.


Collection is from Herne Hill. You will need to provide transport and at least two people to carry it, it's heavy. It would be possible to detach the sofa-bed part from inside of the sofa (i.e. the mattress and metal frame/mechanism), which would help but it's still heavy.


Looking for ?500. Please let me know if you have any questions! Thanks, Jasmine.

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