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Plume lives up to its name: a low silhouette, soft cushions and gentle fabrics, for a sofa bed that never weighs down the room. Upholstery options range from bouclé to velvet, in natural shades.
A silhouette that lightens the room
Light lines suit spaces where you want to keep a sense of air: a narrow living room, a spare bedroom, a mezzanine. Let the wall breathe above the backrest rather than hanging an oversized frame there. A light rug underfoot finishes opening up the space.
Bouclé, textured fabric or velvet
Bouclé adds texture and forgives seat marks. Textured fabric remains the most understated, the one that blends into an already furnished interior. Velvet, for its part, changes shade with the time of day and needs regular brushing.
Pairing natural shades
Sand, ecru and soft green tones go together effortlessly, as long as you keep one dominant material. Save the bolder color for a cushion or a throw, rather than for the sofa you will keep for years. Light wood and linen extend this palette.
Frequently asked questions
Is Plume suitable for a small room?
Its low height and slim lines help a great deal. Still, measure the length of the wall and the depth of the seat, back cushions included.
Does bouclé snag easily?
It holds up well to everyday use, but a pet's claw can pull a loop. If so, cut the thread flush with the fabric instead of pulling it.
How do I choose between bouclé and velvet?
Bouclé hides everyday marks better, velvet gives the color more depth. Look at the light in your room: velvet comes alive in it, bouclé stays even.
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