
£1,899
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The Harris excels at that rare thing: a sofa that actually rewards sitting properly for hours. Its 61cm seat depth and medium firmness mean you're supported without sinking, whilst the reversible cushion covers and hardwood frame built with mortise and tenon joints suggest it'll look and feel good for years. Position it as your main gathering point, perhaps opposite a fireplace or beneath a window.
Clean lines, tailored upholstery, and the sort of sit that suits an actual evening. The Harris runs to 218cm with a 61cm seat depth and a medium feel, neither sinking nor stiff, built on a kiln-dried hardwood frame with mortise and tenon joints and sinuous spring support. The cushion cores are fibre-wrapped high-resiliency foam with zip-off covers that reverse, so wear is spread rather than concentrated. Shown in Deluxe Velvet in Cardamom, a warm green-gold that reads richer in low light, on removable espresso shadowline legs.