A sectional built for the room everyone ends up in
The Sundra is a grey sectional sofa in the proper sense of the word: an L-shaped run with a full chaise at one end, deep enough to stretch out on and long enough that nobody has to take the floor. The seat depth is generous rather than shallow, so sitting back actually means sitting back, not perching on the edge.
The fabric is a flecked charcoal weave rather than a flat solid grey. That matters more than it sounds. A fleck breaks up the surface, so crumbs, pet hair and the general traffic of a family room do not read across the whole piece the way they do on a plain dark fabric.
Tufting that earns its place
Each back cushion is button-tufted, which is not only a styling choice. The tufting holds the fibre fill in place so the backs keep their shape instead of settling into a slumped line along the top after a year of use. Combined with the deep rolled arms, the whole piece reads soft without losing its structure.
Planning the room around it
A sectional anchors a room in a way two separate sofas cannot, but it needs the wall space to do it. Measure both runs against your room before you order, and leave a clear path behind or in front of the chaise so the layout does not block a doorway. The chaise end is shown on the left in the photo, so confirm the orientation you need with our team before delivery.
Specifications
| Type | L-shaped sectional with chaise |
|---|---|
| Collection | Sundra |
| Upholstery | Textured woven fabric |
| Colour | Flecked charcoal grey |
| Back cushions | Button-tufted |
| Arms | Deep rolled, padded |
| Seat cushions | Loose |
Frequently asked questions
Which side is the chaise on?
The photo shows a left-facing chaise. Contact the showroom to confirm which orientations are available in current stock before you order.
Is the fabric good with pets and children?
The flecked weave is more forgiving than a flat colour, since the texture breaks up marks and hair rather than showing them in one block. Vacuum it regularly with an upholstery attachment and deal with spills straight away.
How do I measure for a sectional?
Measure the length of both walls the sectional will run along, then subtract the space you need for walkways and doors. Also measure your hallway, stairwell and doorways, because a sectional arrives in sections but each section still has to turn the corner.
Can I see it before I buy?
Yes. Visit either showroom to sit on it and check the grey under real light, and our team can confirm stock and delivery timing.



















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