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Dandy Collection

Dandy Sofa

$7,895
Details
  • This sofa is bench-made in North Carolina with a kiln-dried hardwood frame that’s carefully doweled and corner-blocked for lasting strength and stability. The controlled drying process removes moisture to help prevent cracking or warping over time.
  • Featuring a tight seat and high back cushion, this design offers a firm yet comfortable sit.
  • Durable sinuous steel springs are engineered to maintain consistent support beneath the seat cushions
  • Choose between a powder-coated or blackened metal base to complement your space.
  • Camel Velvet: 67% polyester, 33% cotton | 100,000 Double Rubs
  • Plastic glides protect floors and reduce friction when moving.
  • Minimal assembly required. Legs attach to the frame with the provided hardware.
  • Learn more about our leather finishes and care tips here
  • Try our Furniture Measuring + Delivery guide to make sure it's the right fit
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Dimensions
Overall
86"w 34"d 32"h
218cm w 86cm d 81cm h
Seat
74"w 24"d 16"h
188cm w 61cm d 41cm h
Back
74"w 7"d 16"h
188cm w 18cm d 41cm h
Leg
11"h
28cm h
Arm
6"w 32"h
15cm w 81cm h
A dimensional drawing of the Dandy Sofa
A dimensional drawing of the Dandy Sofa
Assembly + Care
Assembly + Care

Pairs well with:

Cusp Medium Bowl $450
Field Lounge Chair $3,609

Made you look. High-backed and leggy beauty in search of willing participants for a relaxing and elegant seating encounter. Experience not required. Must be into tight backs and seats. With a piped seam detail and tubular powder-coated steel legs.

Dandy Sofa

Dandy Sofa

$7,895
$7,895

Pairs well with:

Cusp Medium Bowl $450
Field Lounge Chair $3,609

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