Sofa covers

A velvet sofa changes a room. Light doesn't sit on it the way it does on a flat fabric: it sinks in, and the colour looks deeper depending on where you see it from. This cover gives that effect to the sofa you already have, without replacing it. What it changes at home Velvet catches the ligh...

Your sofa has seen better days. A stain that won't come out, a worn arm, fabric you'd rather nobody saw. You don't want to buy a new one. This cover wraps it completely, arms included. Pull it on, tie the cords underneath and tuck in the excess with the foam tuck-in sticks provided. What it cha...

A knocked-over glass, a child having a snack on the sofa, a dog that jumps up the moment your back is turned. You spend your time keeping watch. This cover takes the splashes instead of your sofa. Liquids bead on the surface: you have time to wipe them away with a cloth. What it changes at home...

Sherpa knit and three embroidered cats A thick, fluffy sherpa-style bouclé knit — and on every piece, an embroidery of three cats. It's the same on all four colours: it's this cover's signature, not one option among others. The four colours: Cream sherpa, Yellow sherpa, Blue sherpa and Pink sher...

Short-pile velvet, with a waterproof coating underneath A smooth, matt surface, a short-pile velvet — and under the fabric, a waterproof coating that seals the surface. Liquids stay on top instead of soaking in: on this fabric, the word waterproof is accurate, and it's the only EasyCover™ we can...

Fine ribs, a texture that stays Fine, even, vertical ribs, tone on tone. The texture is in the weave: it catches the light without ever taking over, and it doesn't wash out the way a print would. The six colours: Dark grey ribbed, Light grey ribbed, Light beige ribbed, Orange ribbed, Blue ribbed...

The most understated chenille in the range Chenille with no texture: a flat, dense, velvety finish, soft to the touch. It's the most understated fabric in the range — the one that blends in and lets the sofa be a sofa. The five colours: Grey, Ecru, Camel, Blue chenille and Olive. The cover comes...

Woven herringbone, not printed Fine woven herringbone, tone on tone. The pattern is in the weave, not printed on top: that's what gives it depth, and why it ages with the fabric instead of coming away from it. The five colours: Slate grey herringbone, Grey herringbone, Taupe herringbone, Green h...

Large puffy squares, visible from across the room Large puffy squares, laid out in a soft chequerboard. Of the three faux furs in the range, it's the one you notice from furthest away: it changes the sofa's silhouette, not just its colour. The nine colours: Grey bubble, Light grey bubble, Pearl ...

Faux fur that warms a room without filling it Wide, quilted horizontal stripes, calm and quiet. Faux fur without a heavy texture effect — the kind that warms up a room without making it feel more furnished. The five colours: Off-white stripe, Beige stripe, Brown stripe, Pink stripe and Blue stri...

Dense pile in small, tight cobbles Small, tight cobbles in staggered rows, on a dense pile. Its texture is the finest of our three faux furs: you notice it with your hand before you notice it with your eye. The five colours: Dark grey cobble, Light grey cobble, Cream cobble, Brown cobble and Pin...

A click-clack with a fresh face in two minutes The click-clack is the piece of furniture you open and close every day, and its fabric is the first to show it. This cover wraps it in one piece, seat and back, and pulls taut by itself: the fabric contains 5% elastane, so it stretches both ways. Yo...

The click-clack in the spare room, the playroom, the living room where you eat A water-repellent jacquard fabric: a spilt drink beads on the surface instead of soaking in, and you can mop it up before it goes through. The fabric keeps its raised texture, thicker and firmer than a jersey. The cov...

Crushed velvet that catches the light This isn't a matt short-pile velvet: it's a crushed velvet, with a marbled surface that catches the light and changes with it. On a click-clack, often the plainest piece of furniture in the room, it's what turns a spare bed into a sofa you're happy to show o...

A faux leather click-clack, for rooms where drinks get spilt A faux leather with a smooth, sealed, slightly satin surface: spilt liquid doesn't soak into the material and wipes off with a damp sponge. It's the material for the spare room that doubles as an office, the playroom, the living room w...

Your sofa in Christmas colours A stretch cover in Christmas patterns, to dress your sofa for the festive season without touching the rest of the living room. Reindeer, Christmas trees, antlers, Father Christmas: eleven patterns, on a grey, black, midnight blue, green or red background. The fabri...