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Kansas 3+2 Seater Sofa Set, Black Faux Leather

€1.400,26

A 3+2 seater sofa set solves the same problem every living room eventually runs into: enough proper seating for family and guests without a mismatched pile of chairs. The Kansas gives you a 3-seater and a 2-seater in the same black faux leather, so the whole room reads as one considered piece rather than two separate purchases. Pocket sprung cushions and a reinforced frame mean it still looks and feels right long after the new-sofa excitement has worn off.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The set gives you five seats in total: three on the larger sofa and two on the smaller one. It works well as a family's main living room seating, or as a combination of a main sofa with a second sofa in a snug or playroom. Because both pieces share the same 90cm depth and 45cm seat height, they sit and look consistent whether placed together or in separate rooms.

Yes. Faux leather is non-porous, so spills sit on the surface rather than soaking in, which makes it considerably easier to wipe clean than fabric upholstery. A weekly wipe with a damp cloth handles daily dust, and a mild soap and water solution lifts most everyday marks. The main thing to avoid is harsh chemical cleaners, which can dry out the finish faster than normal wear would.

Yes, but it is minimal. Both the 2-seater and 3-seater arrive with the backrest and feet needing to be slotted and attached to the base, a task that two people can complete in around ten to fifteen minutes without any tools. Full instructions are included with each carton.

The 3-seater is 220cm wide compared with the 2-seater's 178cm, a difference of 42cm to accommodate the extra seat. Every other measurement, including seat height, seat depth, arm height and foot height, is identical across both pieces, so they line up visually as a genuine matching set rather than two different ranges.

For everyday household use, yes, and in some respects it holds up better. The faux leather used on the Kansas is tested to 100,000 rub counts on the Martindale scale, a recognised measure of abrasion resistance, and it will not crack or dry out the way lower-grade genuine leather can if it is not regularly conditioned. Genuine leather still has the edge on long-term patina and breathability, but for a household sofa that needs to withstand daily use, faux leather is a genuinely practical choice.