The SLOWE Sofa Bed - Three 'and-a-half' Seater (Oak)

SLOWE LIVING LTD

£4525

Influenced by Danish and Japanese design principles, this is our take on a versatile mid-century three-and-a-half-seater bench and daybed sofa. Sharing the same cocooning, bathtub-like comfort - supportive enough for frequent, high-use sleeping and long movie marathons, this version is designed with more everyday sofa proportions. A slightly shorter seat depth encourages upright, relaxed sitting, while the extended overall length makes it especially well-suited to taller guests when lying or sleeping. By day, it functions as a refined, space-efficient sofa. By night, a discreet full-size doubl

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