2 Piece Living Room Set in Grey Chenille, 43 in Loveseat and 26 in Armchair on Rubber Wood Frames

A single long sofa decides where everything else goes, and there is rarely a second arrangement that works. Moving it means shifting one heavy piece that only fits against one wall.

Forty-three inches of loveseat and a 26 inch armchair, each on its own frame. The chair can face the loveseat, sit by a window, or go to a bedroom without anything looking incomplete.

Chair and loveseat together

Both pieces on a plain floor. Pale open wood frames, angled front legs, and arms that run straight from the back post. The chenille is the same grey on the seats, backs and pillows, so the wood is what provides the contrast.

The measurements for both

Loveseat 43 inches wide, 28.5 deep, 30.5 high, seat 40.5 by 22 inches sitting 17 inches up, rated 500 lb. Armchair 26 inches wide, 28 deep, 30.5 high, seat 23.5 by 22 inches, also 17 up, rated 440 lb. The back panels measure 40.5 and 23.5 inches across.

Springs inside the cushion

The seat measured at 8 inches, with the pocket spring layer shown in the inset. Springs inside a cushion respond point by point instead of as one slab, and the caption puts the frame at up to 500 lb.

The maker's panel lists soft touch, warm feel, skin friendly and wear resistance. No leather panel on this colour.

Loveseat and armchair ratings, printed on the maker's own drawing. Both are static figures.

Sponge over built in pocket springs, which the maker calls dual rebound support.

The frame is left on show, with a splinter free finish rather than a fabric wrap.

Seat cushion and pillow covers are removable and washable, which matters more on pale chenille than on leather.

The back leans rather than standing upright, with padded armrests and a throw pillow included.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Chenille stays warm to sit on in a Canadian winter, where a leather surface takes a while to lose its chill.

A 43 inch loveseat and a 26 inch chair fit a room where a full sofa would block the walking route.

What we stand behind

• Dimensions and the 500 lb and 440 lb ratings come from the manufacturer's own drawing shown in the photos.
• This colour's fabric panel names fluffy chenille only. The artificial leather described in the shared family text applies to the brown version and is not claimed here.
• No fibre content percentage, foam density, carton size or net weight is published, so none is quoted.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How do I clean chenille?

Vacuum it with an upholstery head rather than a beater bar, and blot spills instead of rubbing, which pushes liquid into the pile. The seat cushion and pillow covers come off for washing. Check the care code printed on the label before any liquid cleaner touches the fabric, because removable and washable are not the same thing.

Is this the same set as the brown one?

Same frames and same measurements, different surface. The brown version pairs caramel artificial leather with chenille pillows. This one is chenille everywhere.

What weight will each piece take?

Five hundred pounds on the loveseat and 440 lb on the armchair, printed by the manufacturer. Both are static ratings, describing weight resting evenly rather than someone dropping onto the seat.

Is a 22 inch seat deep enough?

Twenty-two inches sits in the standard 21 to 24 inch band, which sizing guides match to roughly average adult height. Sit right back and the front edge should stop two or three inches short of the back of your knees.