new sofa or sofa made to measure?
londonmilkbar
7 years ago
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PRODarlings
7 years agoHi Clare,
We are happy to help, all of our sofas are made to order however finding a manufacturer that will alter the depth of a sofa is quite tricky.
Many of our sofas have very deep seats however and are perfect for tall people.
Depending on the style you are looking for I'm sure we can find you something. I have a few examples here of different styles with particularly deep seats we have available.
Jude Fabric Sofa · More Info
Ashdown Corner Sofa · More Info
Darwin Fabric Sofas · More Info
Kingly Leather Corner Sofa · More InfoYou can view our full range of deep sofas here:
http://www.darlingsofchelsea.co.uk/deep-sofas/
Hope this helps!
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