Habitat
Habitat Zed Velvet 3 Seater Sofa - Rust
£650
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Description
Mid-century styling and a luxury chenille fabric in a warming rust palette makes this upholstered sofa feel truly special. Arms wrap around the end panels that double as feet boosting its design credentials and giving a seamless but structured appearance. Foam and fibre filled cushions are perfectly plumped to give comfort while holding its shape. Elegant, smart and bound to draw the compliments. Part of the Zed collection. Material: Made from 100% polyester. - natural. Fixed seats with foam and fibre filling. Removable cushion(s) with fibre filling. Free fabric swatch available on this line. Dimensions: Size H86, W200, D82cm. Floor to seat height: 46cm. Depth of seat: 56cm. Height of seat back: 42cm. Width of seating area between arms: 163cm. Height of arm rest: 67cm. Weight: 59.5kg. Packaged dimensions: Package size H52, W204, D86cm. General information: By choosing FSC certified products, you are supporting responsible management of the world's forests. Wipe clean or lightly vacuum. Minimal assembly. Maximum individual user weight: 120kg. Manufacturer's 10 year frame guarantee.
Our Stylist Says
I love this Zed velvet in rust because it adds warm, rich tones to a space without feeling too bold. It’s a versatile choice that works particularly well in both vintage-inspired and contemporary interiors, bringing a cosy yet refined touch. To style it effectively, consider pairing with neutral accessories like creams, greys, or even textured throws to soften the boldness of the colour. It also responds well to brass or black metallic accents, which complement the earthy tone. For practicality, velvet sofas are a great choice if you’re looking to elevate the look of a lounge or sitting area, but I’d recommend pairing it with stain-resistant covers or careful maintenance, especially if you have wiggle-prone pets or children. Overall, it’s a chic focal point that can anchor a room beautifully.
Clara Reynolds
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on Habitat's website here
About Habitat
The Birth of Habitat
In 1964, Sir Terence Conran founded Habitat in London, aiming to bring a fresh European touch to UK home decor.
The first store, located on Fulham Road in Chelsea, became the blueprint for all Habitat stores to come. The store stood out with its distinct design, and was famously known for selling affordable pasta storage jars just as the pasta market began booming in the UK.
Rapid Expansion & Legacy
Habitat grew swiftly in the UK during the 1960s and even crossed borders with its first international store in Paris in 1973.
The brand's journey through the decades saw various mergers and acquisitions, including its integration with Sainsbury's Group in 2017.
Habitat's innovation extended beyond products; they even launched a mail-order system in 1966 and initiated the concept of flat-pack furniture in 1971.
Celebrating its rich history, the brand marked its 50th anniversary in 2014 by collaborating with past designers and commissioning a special logo.
Innovation & Collaboration
Habitat has always been at the forefront of modern design. Throughout its history, the brand has been renowned for its collaborations with acclaimed artists and designers, ensuring it consistently offers unique, limited-edition collections.
Under the umbrella of the Sainsbury's Group since 2017, Habitat continues its tradition of merging contemporary aesthetics with functional design, solidifying its reputation as a leading name in home furnishings.
