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Product Description
Elegant and inviting, the Finch Brushed Cotton Standard Back Small 2 Seater Sofa enhances any space with its mix of traditional design and contemporary flair. Inspired by Charles Darwin's family home, it features hand-drawn finches, botanical references, and traditional scroll arms. Offering deep comfort seating with a classic standard back design, the sofa is upholstered in brushed cotton fabric made from 100% recycled pre-consumer waste, complete with an eco EasyClean finish. Resting on vintage oak feet with optional castors, its compact size is ideal for smaller living areas.
English Heritage Finch Small Standard Back Brushed Cotton 2 Seater Sofa , Brushed Cotton Fossil
Colour: Brushed Cotton Fossil
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Body Finish:
Brushed Cotton Fossil
Foot Finish:
Vintage Oak With Brass Castor
The Collaboration
Explore history reimagined with the English Heritage furniture collection. Discover refined upholstery inspired by
Explore history reimagined with the English Heritage furniture collection. Discover refined upholstery inspired by historical landmarks and influential figures. This exclusive collection honours England’s rich legacy with timeless designs, bespoke hand-painted prints, and luxurious fabrics.
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With a unique place in the history of science and evolution, Down House was Charles Darwin’s family home – and today it
With a unique place in the history of science and evolution, Down House was Charles Darwin’s family home – and today it is a site of international significance. The Finch range draws inspiration from the interiors of this country home, as well as Darwin’s work.
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The Finch range takes inspiration from various aspects of Charles Darwin's life and work, including his home, garden
The Finch range takes inspiration from various aspects of Charles Darwin's life and work, including his home, garden greenhouse, and his famous expedition to the Galapagos Islands. The collection features hand-drawn floral patterns that make specific botanical references to Darwin’s studies.
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