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Buying a Sofa From Tetrad There's enough flair to suit an elegant interior and the linen and boucle fabrics are easy-clean. Upgrade to pillows with feathers to get even more comfort and durability. John Lewis' own-brand sofas are well-made and affordable. The options are vast, however lead times can be long. You're a discerning buyer You are a sophisticated buyer who is a believer in quality and value. You want a sofa that will last for many years and you're willing to spend more to purchase a sofa that will be worth the money at the end. You prefer traditional styles, but you also want something with a twist perhaps a unique shape or fabric? Whatever you prefer, there are a lot of options out there. There are plenty of options to choose from. If you're not a fan of chintz, then a modern sofa could be the right choice for you. There are a myriad of colors and materials available. Some models offer a choice in leg finish which allows you to incorporate wood tones into your living room decor. Modern designs tend to be more straight-lined that can work with a minimalist or contemporary aesthetic. There's a lot of options in terms of seating height and width, too. If you're looking for more back support A sofa with a higher back is a good choice. A loveseat allows you to share a sofa with your partner or friends. You can even purchase a matching set for an intimate corner. A lot bigger than an armchair, but smaller than two-seaters, it's perfect for legs-tangled, face-to-face snuggles. If you're a purist who prefers the best things in life, then you'll likely opt for a sofa made from natural fibres, like cotton or wool. These fabrics are more expensive, but they look and feel more luxurious. They can also be easily steamed to remove marks. They're also hypoallergenic, so you won't have to worry about irritants. You appreciate the finer things in life You are someone who appreciates the finest things of life and you are willing to invest in high-end products. From grass-fed meat to hand-crafted loafers, you value quality over quantity. You also like classic designs that have stood the test of time. You love tea served in a china cup and a chino suit that fits perfectly. So when you're looking for a sofa, you'll want one that feels and looks like a piece of furniture in your rural cottage home. A sofa from Tetrad, for example is a good option for you. They make use of natural materials for their covers, such as wool and frames made of hard wood. They don't cut corners on their springs. This might sound boring, but it's crucial that your sofa is constructed to last and doesn't sag after several years of heavy use. Tetrad sofas aren't inexpensive, but they're made in the UK. They also come fully assembled, so you don't have to spend hours building it. If you're looking for a minimalist design for your home, a Howard-style couch with its sleek sprung back is the perfect choice for you. It also has neatly curved arms. If you prefer the angular designs by Margaret Howell or The Row then a contemporary couch with clean lines is right for you. Dunelm offers a variety of sofas that are affordable. Their upholstery options are generally light on pattern and focus on matt and neutral colors. They offer a variety of seating and width options to assist you in finding the perfect match. Another brand worth looking into is Sofa & Stuff, who specialize in patterns and often work with British institutions such as the RHS and V&A. There's also a wide range of modern designs, so you can find something that fits your preferences. If you're interested in a more traditional design and style, then their chesterfields made of leather are also worth exploring. You're happy to invest in quality The sofa is a major feature of any living room. It's where you can sit and watch TV or cuddle up with a loved one or host guests and family or take an afternoon nap. It's a space that has to be comfortable, but it also has to be elegant and sturdy. It's important to consider several aspects when choosing a sofa such as shape, size and colour. You can also select the fabric, whether you want a contemporary velvet or traditional linen. If you're willing to invest a little bit more for your sofa purchase, then there are plenty of options to choose from. Designers with high-end sofas such as Parker Knoll and Ercol are worth considering if you're looking for an old-fashioned style. If you don't want to refinance your mortgage, many high-end stores sell a hand-crafted sofa at a reasonable cost. Dunelm has a broad selection of 350+ sofas under their own brand in different sizes and styles, all of which are priced at a reasonable price. They're also great for people who like to try out a few different designs and fabrics before making a final decision, with many of the models offering a choice of colors for arm covers, piping and cushion colors. Another option is Heal's brand new Astrid range, which is designed with an updated and contemporary design, but is also extremely flexible in regards to the shapes they do and the way you can mix and match two-seater, four-seater and love seat sofas with each other. They've done an excellent job of balancing this kind of modern mid-century aesthetic with more traditional styles and they're also able create some truly durable and stain-resistant fabric. It's important to remember that if you're opting for a made-to-order sofa then there's a likely lead time of around 6-14 weeks before your purchase is delivered to your home. This is especially true around the months of October and November, when demand tends to be higher in the lead-up to Christmas. Sofa shopping online can be tricky just like buying large furniture. There's lots of details that cannot be accessed through the barriers of your laptop screen – for instance, how soft is the fabric and how do the cushions feel? You'll have to visit an exhibit or request an example of the fabric to confirm. You're looking for a traditional design If you're a traditionalist or have an interest in history in your life you may prefer the style and feel of a traditional sofa. The beauty of such sofas is that they are timeless, which means they can be passed down the generations and will always appear in your family home. When it comes down to picking the right style, you'll likely prefer a more sophisticated option such as the traditional Chesterfield. This plush style is well-known for its button-tufted back and stud detailing which gives it an elegant, timeless look and looks fabulous in velvet, a material that is sure to draw attention to your sense of style. Another good choice for those looking for an elegantly styled sofa is the Darlings of Chelsea Aberdeen. This sofa has rounded arms and exposed wooden feet. It also has pillows for lumbar support that give great back support. It's also made in the UK and comes with a an assurance of 15 years. There are a variety of sofa brands that make high-quality traditional designs, but you'll prefer a British manufacturer such as Parker Knoll or Ercol. All of these sofas are built to last therefore they're worth the money. You can pick up a variety of sizes, fabrics and wood leg finishes in these stores. You can also pick one of the brands like Tetrad, which has 12 shops in the UK and sells their sofas online. It's won multiple awards for its furniture and its sofas are constructed to last – its frames and springs come with an assurance of 15 years. John Lewis & Partners has a range of Tetrad Sofas. You'll notice that some are labelled as “ANYDAY by John Lewis' – these are cheaper and made using less quality materials but still offer excellent value. If you're struggling in a hurry, or not willing to commit to buying a new sofa There's also a range of sofa beds that are ideal for guests who don't like sitting on the floor.