French Provincial Carved Wood Upholstered Settee Sofa

1. The French Style Carved Wood Upholstered Settee Sofa showcases a timeless European-inspired silhouette with an elegant balance of classic craftsmanship and refined comfort.
2. Crafted with a teak wood frame, it features hand-carved detailing across the crest rail, apron, and legs, adding depth, character, and heirloom appeal.
3. The high upholstered backrest and generously cushioned seat are wrapped in soft, neutral-toned fabric, creating a graceful contrast against the rich wooden finish.
4. Designed with sculpted armrests and curved cabriole legs, this piece reflects traditional artistry while remaining visually light and sophisticated.
5. The seat is padded with supportive high-density foam, offering comfortable seating without compromising its tailored, structured form.
6. Ideal for formal living rooms, heritage-inspired interiors, boutique lounges, or statement corners, it serves as both a functional seat and a decorative focal point.
7. A perfect blend of ornamental design, durable construction, and classic elegance, made to elevate curated interiors.
8. Proudly made in India, celebrating skilled craftsmanship, artisanal carving, and enduring quality.

What to Do

• Dust the wooden frame and armrests regularly with a soft dry cloth to maintain the rich finish and preserve the overall appearance.
• Vacuum or lightly brush the upholstered seat and back periodically using a soft upholstery attachment to remove dust and lint from the fabric surface.
• Blot spills immediately with a clean dry white cloth to prevent
  stainingand avoid rubbing as this may spread the stain and damage the fabric fibers.

What to Avoid

• Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach-based cleaners, or abrasive pads on both the fabric upholstery and carved wood frame as these may cause discolouration or surface damage.
• Do not use excess water or wet cloths on the upholstery or wood, as moisture can lead to fabric staining or warping of the wooden frame over time.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, as UV rays may cause the fabric to fade and the wood finish to deteriorate over time.