Banoffee Love Seat
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Loaf
Banoffee Love Seat
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Description
With "blind" buttons on the seat instead of the back, this love seat is our squishy twist on quite a classic design. Dig in.
Our Stylist Says
I love this love seat for its inviting, cosy feel and versatile aesthetic. Its rich terracotta hue works well in both contemporary and retro-inspired interiors, offering a warm focal point without overpowering the space. It pairs beautifully with neutral tones like creams or greys, and can also be layered with textured throws and patterned cushions for a more relaxed, eclectic look. Practical styling tips include placing it against a feature wall or near a window to maximise natural light. Its compact size makes it ideal for smaller living rooms or as an additional seating option in open-plan areas, while the sturdy wooden legs add a touch of understated elegance. Overall, it’s a piece that combines comfort with style, making it a great addition to a variety of interiors.
Imani Lewis
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on Loaf's website here
About Loaf
From Beds to Diverse Furniture
Loaf is a popular British furniture store that started as "The Sleep Room" by Charlie Marshall in 2008. Charlie used money from selling his old business and his savings to start it.
At first, they just sold beds, with Charlie researching 187 mattress and bed factories to ensure only the best products. But by 2012, they began selling other furniture like sofas, chairs, and lights, which led to its rebranding as "Loaf."
Their growth was so impressive that by 2013, they ranked 40th on the Sunday Times Fast Track 100, becoming the 3rd fastest growing retailer in the UK.
Sustainability and Ethical Approach
Loaf's commitment to the environment and ethical practices is evident in their efforts to ensure sustainable sourcing. They aim for all their materials to be responsibly sourced or derived from recycled materials by 2025.
For instance, the timber in their sofa frames comes from responsibly managed forests. Additionally, they're working towards reducing their carbon emissions, improving packaging to be 100% recyclable, and respecting animal welfare.
Notably, their wool will be certified to the Responsible Wool Standard by 2023. Loaf also ensures that all their employees, or 'Loafers,' are paid at least the 'real' Living Wage.
Locations and Community Engagement
Presently, Loaf boasts ten showrooms, uniquely referred to as 'slowrooms,' mainly around London. Beyond just business, they're active in community engagement.
They have partnered with St Mungo's, a leading UK charity, aiming to spend 10,000 hours over the next three years volunteering and raising funds to combat homelessness.
