Genoa 3 Seater Sofa - Brown

Bonded leather is a material made from shredded leather scraps and fibres, mixed with a binder, and then rolled onto a fibre backing. It offers the look and feel of genuine leather at a more accessible price point, with good durability for everyday use. The Genoa sofa uses high-quality bonded leather for its main upholstery.

Yes, typically the Genoa sofa requires minimal assembly, usually involving attaching the sturdy feet to the pre-drilled holes on the base. All necessary hardware is usually included, and instructions are provided to guide you through the simple process.

For routine cleaning, dust with a soft, dry cloth. For spills, blot immediately with a clean, dry cloth – do not rub. For general cleaning, use a damp cloth, followed by a dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals. For tougher stains, use a mild cleaner specifically designed for bonded leather, always testing on a hidden area first.

Bonded leather is made from genuine leather fibres and binders, giving it a more authentic texture. Faux leather match is a synthetic material designed to visually match the bonded leather. It's used on less stressed areas like the back and sides to ensure a consistent aesthetic while optimizing material use and cost effectiveness.

Yes, the Genoa sofa is designed to be placed against a wall. The use of faux leather match on the back and sides ensures a seamless appearance, even if part of the back is visible, though it is intended for areas with less stress.

The hard-wearing nature of bonded leather offers good resistance to everyday wear. However, pet claws can still scratch or puncture the material. For homes with pets, consider using protective throws or regularly trimming pet nails to minimize potential damage.

The Genoa sofa features a robust internal support system. This includes a combination of foam padding for density and serpentine springs, which work together to provide exceptional and long-lasting support, preventing sagging and ensuring comfort.

Regularly fluff and rotate the hollow fibre-filled cushions to redistribute the filling. For persistent issues, ensure the sofa is correctly assembled and the serpentine springs are intact by gently lifting the sofa and inspecting underneath (if accessible).

New sofas often settle within the first few weeks of use, which can cause minor creaks. Ensure all feet are securely tightened. If creaking persists or becomes louder, check the frame underneath for any loose joints. Avoid jumping or heavy impact on the sofa.

Clean the area gently with a soft, damp cloth and then buff dry. For minor scuffs, a specialized bonded leather conditioner can help restore its lustre and appearance. Always test any cleaning or conditioning product on an inconspicuous area first.