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Versailles

WARINGS FURNITURE LIMITED

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Versailles Salon Three Seater Sofa Our Versailles three-seater sofa is inspired by the Louis XVI style and design of a Salon sofa and chairs. We have had the raw frame made for us and then in our own factory and workshops here in Norfolk in the UK we have painted and lacquered the frame, and then we have upholstered the sofa. Then we have made our own Casements for the seat cushions to give a lovely plumpy look and feel. We have added antique studding all around the hardwood frame. This sofa is a fantastic reproduction of a Louis style Salon sofa. Other Louis styles of furniture are available

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WARINGS FURNITURE LIMITED, number 04487406. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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