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This is one of the most popular furniture unfolding mechanisms, allowing you to convert the piece into a bed with minimal effort. How does it work? Simply pull the seat section towards you and lower the backrest – this creates a flat, comfortable sleeping area. The transformation is quick, smooth, and effortless. Furniture with this type of mechanism often includes a generously sized bedding storage compartment, which becomes accessible when the seat is pulled forward.

Zigzag springs are among the most popular choices in upholstered furniture manufacturing. They are mounted at equal spacing along the furniture frame. Thanks to their curved, serpentine shape, these springs are both flexible and durable. As a result, upholstered furniture retains consistent seating comfort throughout its use.

Fully upholstered back. Suitable for placement in the center of the room.

A reversible piece of furniture is an excellent choice if you’re unsure which side layout will suit your space. This type of furniture can be assembled either as a left-hand facing or right-hand facing version, the first time it’s put together. Before assembly, you can take your time to decide which side works best for your room and easily adapt the furniture to your preference.

Velvet has a luxurious look and feel, with a soft surface and subtle shift in shade depending on the light. It looks particularly striking in rich tones like deep green, brown, grey, and blue. Blended with synthetic fibres, viscose, or polyamide for added durability, it is a fabric well worth considering for your upholstered furniture and decorative cushions. Over time, velvet may naturally develop subtle variations in texture and shading as the pile settles. This is a normal characteristic of the fabric and does not affect its quality. However, proper care helps keep the fabric looking its best and prevents unwanted damage. To refresh the pile, brush gently with a soft-bristled brush or use a handheld steamer. Spills should be blotted immediately with an absorbent cloth – do not rub, as friction may damage the fibres. Use only specialised velvet cleaners, and always test on an inconspicuous area first.