Blue Chenille Sofas
A light blue chenille sofa opens a room up, while a deeper blue chenille sofa grounds it. Both are here, mostly as corner sofas and sofabeds, with a few straightforward 2- and 3-seaters too. Have a browse below to find yours.
What's the difference between light blue and blue chenille here?
The lighter end of this range sits closer to a pale, washed-out blue, which tends to make a room feel bigger and brighter than it is. The deeper blue tones read more like denim, and work better if you want the sofa to anchor the room, rather than blend into it.
Why is this collection mostly corner sofas and sofabeds?
Blue chenille has proved most popular as corner sofas and sofabeds, so that's where the bulk of this range sits. Many of these come with a lift-up chaise or built-in storage, which suits the room they're usually bought for; somewhere the whole household ends up in the evening. Alongside those, there's a handful of 2- and 3-seaters for smaller spaces or a second room, where a full corner setup isn't practical.
Does a light blue chenille sofa work in a small or dark room?
A light blue chenille sofa reflects more light than a deep colour would, so it can help a smaller or north-facing room feel less closed in. It pairs naturally with pale walls and wood tones, without needing much else in the room to lift it.
Which corner sofa beds in this collection have storage?
The Wilson, Amelia and Archie corner sofabeds in this range include a lift-up chaise section built in, giving you somewhere to put spare bedding or seasonal throws. Not every corner design here has it, so this is worth checking against the specific model you're looking at.
Will chenille mark or flatten over time?
Chenille's raised weave is more forgiving than a flat fabric, since knocks and everyday sitting don't show up as shine or wear in the same way. A quick vacuum with a brush attachment now and then is generally all it needs to stay looking as it should.
When will my sofa arrive?
Most sofas here are in stock and arrive within 1 to 5 working days once your order is placed. A few are marked "Back Soon", which usually means a new batch is on its way rather than the design being discontinued, with an expected return date shown on the product page.
