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Ilana 3 Seater Sofa Bed

Soft Barley Sustainable Mohair Velvet

£995
Pre-order: Estimated dispatch 13 Sep 2026
Warm, tactile and quietly confident. The Ilana Sofa Bed is wrapped in soft barley mohair-style velvet, bringing quiet warmth to...Read more

Colour: Soft Barley

Ilana 3 Seater Sofa Bed | Soft Barley Sustainable Mohair Velvet
Soft Barley
Ilana 3 Seater Sofa Bed | Speckled Cappuccino Boucle
Speckled Cappuccino

Sofa type: 3 Seater Sofa Bed

W 233 x H 91 x D 97 cm

Will it fit?

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Warm, tactile and quietly confident. The Ilana Sofa Bed is wrapped in soft barley mohair-style velvet, bringing quiet warmth to any living space or spare room. Made to hold its shape over time whilst bringing comfort to the forefront, this modern sofa bed seamlessly converts from seat to mattress using a clic clac mechanism. Transforming from day to night, without fuss, the Ilana is effortless to use and impossible to outgrow.

For a rich depth of colour and unique softness, our velvet used in this sofa module is not only of the highest quality but it is made from 100% recycled PET yarns so it is kinder to the environment too.

This item is sustainable
We want to pave the way for conscious and responsible furniture design. That’s why we invest in sustainable materials from solid woods to recycled velvets. This allows you to make more conscious decisions, by investing in eco-friendly products that not only consider the environment but are durable and long-lasting too. To learn more click here.

Will it fit?

You’ve found the perfect sofa. Now it’s time to measure…

How to measure your new sofa

  • First things first, the sofa. Always use the width, depth, and height measurements given from the widest, deepest, and highest points.
  • Then…measure your space. Top tip: You can use masking tape to check how the sofa will look in any potential spot.

Will it fit through the door?

  • Consider the sofa cushions, feet, and other elements that can make a sofa bigger than the overall frame. Can these be removed for easier access? 
  • Don’t panic if you have a small front door - what about the back gate or patio doors? 
  • And remember… measure all doorframes from the inside edges, from width to height.

Going up the stairs

  • Always measure the narrowest point on the staircase. For corner stairs, this is from the widths where the two corners meet. 

Do you have a lift?

  • Measure the width of the open door, not the frame and whilst the doors are closed. Then measure the depth inside the lift. 

And Lastly…

Always check for potential obstacles, including banisters, light fixtures, skirting boards, and radiators.

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