Canapé modulaire 2 pièces Andoline

This armless loveseat was disappointing. The chair backs are the style that you are supposed to ratchet back and forth for comfort. They don't stay up unless propped up against a wall. The only good thing about this is that there are virtually no tools. Everything slides into place. Just clamps holding everything. You could also separate them and have them as individual chairs.

My significant other is still trying to figure out how to put this together, somehow he did this with it (see image) and currently it’s a chair instead of a storage loveseat. The fabric is really soft and the pillows are quite fluffy. They come very flat and take a several days to fully puff up. Hopefully he’ll figure out the full secret to assembly success and I’ll be able to report back with the loveseat reveal. It does make a nice chair so far. I gave it an extra star for being a Transformer.

I ordered this loveseat for my living room. It is very heavy. It was difficult to assemble. The instructions did not match the product as the directions were for a sofa with arms. However, we were able to get it assembled. It is very soft. It is well made. I love the fabric and color. I would recommend assembly for your purchase. I do highly recommend this as a purchase!

I’m fairly torn on the use case of this piece. At the current price point of 400, it’s pretty ridiculous. Possibly for a quarter of the price I’d consider it for my least favorite child’s college dorm room. It basically has to be up against a corner because the wing back flaps lock into place, but ambiguously, so weight bearing is a toss up.. I would not recommend this product.

This is\nA really cute love seat.Its a lot smaller than I had hoped for but never mind its still cute.It goes perfectly with my couch very comfortable.I would definitely recommend this product to anyone