Make Yourself At Home

The bleak mid-winter calls for cosy evenings in with a favourite book or the latest must-watch box-set on Netflix. But to enjoy time curled up in comfort you need a sofa that matches your mood. So if your settee is looking a little past it’s best we’ve picked the latest buys from our home & interiors stores guaranteed so you can hibernate in style. Only at Mailbox.

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Haresfield snuggler, from Sofas & Stuff

For sophisticated styling and ultra cosiness, this modern take on a classic Chesterfield features a square-buttoned square back. There’s a whole rainbow of colours to choose from but we’ve fallen for this mustard yellow – perfect for a vintage vibe.

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Chill four-seater sofa, from Heal’s

Trends may change with the seasons, but a leather sofa is here to stay. Featuring an iconic mid-century shape and deep, low seating Chill’s robust profile and sumptuously rich upholstery will lend you home a sophisticated air.

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Scott three-seater velvet sofa, from MADE

One look at those lust-worthy home accounts on Instagram and you’ll notice anyone who’s anyone has a plush velvet settee taking pride of place in their lounge. This one, in statement orange, boasts a sleek silhouette while its clean lines give more than a nod to mid-century design.

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The Chrysler velvet sofa, Lovett & judge

As plush as it gets, this stunning sofa has a real vintage feel and is available in a range of textures and colours … although we’re seriously swooning over the Airforce blue velvet.

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Amsterdam module sofa, from BoConcept

For a real talking point check out the sharp lines and sweeping curves on this chaise-style settee. Comfort and luxury are key; the modules can be moved freely for your preferred combination.

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Le Marais by Calligaris

Beautifully elegant and comfortable thanks to soft seat and backrest cushions, this chaise-style family sofa would add the wow factor to any lounge – simply throw on your favourite cushions and chill out.

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