Jeremy

Ateliers London

£9490

The Jeremy modular sofa, is a timelessly sophisticated masterpiece that seamlessly blends classic elegance with exceptional craftsmanship. Jeremy embodies urbane functionality, promising to be the focal point of refinement in your living space. Admire the deep buttoning on the outside back of this sofa, a hallmark of classic design. It not only adds visual intrigue but also provides a luxurious seating experience, inviting you to unwind in style. The meticulously crafted piping detail on the arms serve as a subtle yet exquisite design element. It not only adds dimension but also showcases the

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Registered at Companies House as ATELIERS LONDON LTD, number 12597269. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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