G Plan's Riley Small Leather Sofa Collection: Compact Luxury for Your Cheshire Home
The Riley Small Leather Sofa collection by G Plan Upholstery brings a touch of sophistication and supreme comfort to your living space. Designed with Cheshire homes in mind, the Riley's compact dimensions make it ideal for smaller rooms or apartments, without compromising on style or comfort. The range features full, sumptuous seats and stylish flared arms for a contemporary design that complements any decor.
Choose from a wide selection of luxurious leather finishes to match your taste, with contrast stitching available on select colours for a personalised touch. The Riley also offers manual or power recliner options for the ultimate in relaxation. Our Nantwich showroom invites you to experience the Riley's unparalleled comfort and exquisite craftsmanship firsthand. Discover how the Riley Small Leather Sofa collection can elevate your living space and bring a touch of everyday luxury to your Cheshire home.
Manual or power recliner options are available for the ultimate relaxation. All power recliner options come with touch buttons and a USB charging port as standard.
Show wood legs available in a choice of four standard finishes - Walnut, Mahogany, Oak, and Ebony.
All measurements are approximate.
Width: 159cm (62.6.inches)
Height: 104cm (40.9.inches)
Depth: 97cm (38.2.inches)
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Helen Ford
2 years ago
Great service with good prices and quality furniture. Delivery prompt and handled with care.
Sally Williams
10 months ago
Thank you Gary for your help in choosing our bedroom furniture today. We highly recommend this lovely shop where the choice of furniture is amazing and staff very helpful. As we said, we will be back [read more]in the autumn for our living room needs.
Sally and Peter Williams
David Pickworth
2 years ago
Great place to purchase furniture and has old style customer service with nothing to much
Remember when we moved in the delivery drivers couldn’t get to the house because builders were working on roa [read more]d so they carried each item down the road in their Father Christmas outfits.