The feel matters as much as the shape
Describe how you sit, the support you prefer and the way the room is used. Those details make the conversation about comfort much more useful.
Browse fabrics & samples
Try sitting as you normally would. Think about feet reaching the floor, support behind your knees, and whether you like to sit upright or curl up.
Discuss the feel, filling choices and maintenance of the cushions available for your design. Ask to compare examples rather than relying on “soft” or “firm” alone.
Arm shape, back height and cushion divisions change both the outline and the way you use the sofa.
Choosing upholstery
Screens and showroom lighting can change how a colour appears. Ask about physical fabric or leather samples to compare the options in your own light.
Use the cleaning guidance for the exact upholstery. Avoid applying a general cleaning recipe or product without checking it is suitable.
Discuss upholstery & comfortUpholstery choices
Start with the colour and feel you like. We’ll discuss the choices for your design and confirm the exact material in your quotation.
A previous-work example with broad cushions, curved arm fronts and visible feet.
See this customer-home example
This Brinsworth chair shows another shape to explore. Ask about the current choices for the design.
Explore the BrinsworthThese are previous-work and design examples. Confirm the available upholstery, exact reference and material-specific care guidance for your own order.
From a screen to your room
Tell us about children, pets, everyday use and how you like fabric to feel. Use texture and colour filters to find ideas, then ask about the suitability and care of the exact material.
A colour label or photograph cannot tell you whether a fabric will suit a particular use.
Put samples beside the floor, curtains and furniture that will stay. Look at them in daylight and under your evening lighting. Turn the sample to see how a textured surface catches the light.
Screen colour is a guide. Keep the supplier, range and colour reference with each favourite.
Choosing a fabric does not automatically confirm its price band. We’ll check that reference before your quotation is final. Leather guide prices cover most ranges; your chosen leather and any exception are confirmed with you.
Ask about care instructions, pattern direction and how the material will look across cushions and seams.
