Having long been fans of the dynamic shapes and superior quality in the work of Love Your Home, the team at Homes & Gardens are thrilled to have created the Bloomsbury range of two armchairs and a sofa for them.
We wanted to achieve an elegance of shape, a formality of style and a degree of comfort, and we think these pieces combine those traits to perfection.
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The classic design of the Bloomsbury pieces ensures they sit perfectly alongside existing furniture and work in harmony with the style of your home, whatever that may be.
Bloomsbury sofa and armchair
Bloomsbury comprises of sofa and armchair, both with the option of fixed or loose covers. The latter gives you the option to change up your look in the passing years or even seasons.
Shop now: Bloomsbury loose-cover sofa in Vintage Linen Bone, three-seater 217cm, from £2,868, Love Your Home
Virginia Armchair
The Virginia armchair has been designed to have the look of a reupholstered vintage classic, and is a piece that could easily find a home in a sitting room, snug or bedroom.
Its more traditional shape sits comfortably next to the Bloomsbury sofa and the clever use of piping offers the opportunity to layer colour, texture and pattern.
Shop now: Virginia armchair in Fermoie Drift 003, 80cm, from £1,268, Love Your Home
Mix and match the fabrics and allow the designs to nestle beautifully into your scheme.
Discover more and see the whole range at Love Your Home.
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