CRAI
Left CHL Sofa Bed and Right Ottoman
- 4 U-shaped spaces — generous area
- Integrated Storage — discreet storage space for everyday use
- Sofa and Bed — Converts into a bed with a resting area of 290 × 138 cm.
Ref: 144691817
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The family sofa that has it all
The CRAIG is a 4-seater U-shaped sofa made in Portugal, featuring classic lines and a sophisticated design that transforms any room into a space of comfort and elegance. The wooden stiletto-style leg gives it a unique touch of distinction.
Maximum functionality
- 4-seater U-shaped sofa — generous space for the whole family
- Two possible chaises longues — versatile and adaptable to your space
- Integrated storage — practical for everyday use
- Converts into a bed — 290 × 138 cm surface, ideal for hosting guests
- Reversible pouf — the pouf’s position determines the sofa’s orientation
- Wooden stiletto leg — classic detail that elevates the design
Made to last
Made in Portugal with superior quality materials, the CRAIG is available in 3 colors to match your home décor.
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Dimensions and Weight
Dimensions and Weight
Dimensions (cm): 93x333x209x
Weight (kg): 153 kg
Materials
Materials
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Features
Features
Assembly
Assembly
Packaging
Packaging
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS / FAQs
How many people are needed to assemble Craig's sofa?
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What is the difference between using pocket springs or just foam?
What is the difference between using pocket springs or just foam?
The sofa fabric might be 100% polyester, but is it toxic? How can I be sure that's not the case? Is there a certificate?
The sofa fabric might be 100% polyester, but is it toxic? How can I be sure that's not the case? Is there a certificate?


