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

Most living rooms end up with a sofa from one place and chairs from another. Arm shapes disagree, the leg finishes are a shade apart, and the seats sit at different heights, which is the part people notice without knowing why.

The loveseat and both armchairs use the same open rubber wood frame, the same grey chenille and the same 17 inch seat height. Push them together or spread them out and the room still reads as one set.

The full set, nothing styled

Loveseat on the left and both armchairs on the right, all three on identical pale wood frames. Angled front legs, arms running straight from the back post, and matching grey pillows. The wood is what gives the set its outline; the fabric is one flat tone across everything.

Numbers for all three pieces

Loveseat 43 inches wide, 28.5 deep, 30.5 high, seat 40.5 by 22 inches at 17 inches off the floor, rated 500 lb. Each armchair 26 inches wide, 28 deep, 30.5 high, seat 23.5 by 22 inches, also 17 up, rated 440 lb. Back panels run 40.5 and 23.5 inches across.

Two chairs, no loveseat

Both armchairs set opposite each other with a small table between. It is a reminder that this is three pieces rather than one arrangement: the pair works alone in a bedroom, a bay window or a home office.

What is inside the cushion

The seat measured at 8 inches with the pocket spring layer shown beside it. Springs inside a cushion respond point by point rather than compressing as one slab, which is what keeps a wide seat from dipping in the middle first. 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 section on this colour.

Two on the loveseat and one in each chair, all at the same 17 inch seat height.

The manufacturer's static ratings for the loveseat and for each armchair.

Sponge over built in pocket springs on all three pieces, described by the maker as dual rebound support.

Open frames with a splinter free finish, identical across the loveseat and both chairs.

Seat cushion and pillow covers are removable and washable, which matters on a pale fabric.

Backrests lean rather than standing upright, with padded armrests on every piece.

Three independent pieces, so the set can be split between rooms and still look intentional.

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 is warm to sit on straight away, where a leather surface takes a few minutes to lose its chill in a cold room.

Four seats in a single delivery, matched by design rather than assembled from two shops months apart.

Every seat cushion and pillow cover comes off, so a spill is a wash rather than a stain you live with.

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 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 look after chenille?

Vacuum with an upholstery head rather than a beater bar, and blot spills instead of rubbing, which drives liquid deeper into the pile. Seat cushion and pillow covers come off for washing. Check the care code on the label first, because a removable cover is not automatically a washable one on every fabric.

Can the two chairs be used away from the loveseat?

Yes. Nothing connects, and each piece stands on its own frame. One of the product photos shows the pair facing each other with a small table between them, which works in a bedroom or an office corner.

What do the 500 lb and 440 lb figures cover?

They are static ratings from the manufacturer: weight resting evenly on the seat. Neither number describes someone dropping onto a cushion or standing on the front rail, which loads a frame much harder than a resting weight.

Is this the same set as the brown one?

Same frames, same measurements, same ratings. The brown version pairs caramel artificial leather with chenille pillows; this one is chenille everywhere, which changes how it is cleaned more than how it is built.