Yes. The outer corduroy covers zip off every cushion and machine wash cold (30°C), inside-out. Air dry rather than tumbling on high heat, and slip the cover back on while it's still slightly damp for a snug fit — that's the simplest way to avoid any shrinkage. Because the fill sits in a separate inner sleeve, you wash only the cover and never touch the foam.

It's built for both. The seat is firm, high-quality cold foam — the same foam you sit on is what you sleep on — and it lays out into a large, flat surface roughly 300×100 cm. There's no pull-out frame, so there's no metal bar in the back to dig into your spine. It's a genuinely usable day bed and guest bed; for a softer feel under a long-term sleeper, add a thin topper.

The seat surface sits at about 34 cm with an overall height of 73 cm, and the build is deep and lounge-forward by design — made for folding your legs up and sinking in. It is intentionally low and relaxed rather than a high, upright seat. If easy standing matters, keep the firm cushions (they compress less and sit higher than soft down) and use the straight backrest upright.

This is a lounge-first sofa, and we're honest about that. For upright sitting it ships with a straight backrest pillow plus two L-shaped backrest pillows — set the straight back upright at your spine for support, or wrap the L-shaped pieces into the corner for cocooned lounging. If you want a firm desk-style chair, this isn't that; if you want deep, supportive sink-in comfort, it's ideal.

No. The set locks together with 5 chrome support bars that hold the seats and backrests in position, so the pieces don't drift the way loose floor cushions do. You can also reverse the chaise/lounger to the left or right side to suit your room, then lock it back in place — all tool-free.

Yes — this is the big advantage of a flat-pack modular sofa. Even though the assembled sofa is 300 cm long, it ships in narrow boxes as separate cushions and bars, so it carries through standard 29–30" (about 76 cm) doorways, tight hallways, and stairwells, then assembles in the room. Measure your narrowest doorway against the individual box/piece sizes (confirmed at delivery) rather than the finished sofa.

The cushions use firm, high-quality cold foam rather than cheap low-density foam, so they hold their structure and spring back when you stand up instead of taking a permanent dip. The chrome support bars give the whole sofa a solid backbone — it's not elasticated webbing stapled to a soft frame. Expect a firm, substantial sit rather than a pillowy one.

It's genuinely tool-free — the 5 chrome support bars slot into place and the cushions and covers go on by hand. Realistically plan for about 20–30 minutes the first time, not "instant," and allow the cushions a little time to fully loft after unboxing. One person can manage it, though a second pair of hands makes positioning the long seat cushions easier.

Yes — it's designed for real, messy family life. Every cover unzips and washes at 30°C, so spills, muddy paws, and pet accidents come off the cover while the foam stays sealed in its inner sleeve. One owner specifically loves opening it out so "the whole family can sprawl out and watch a movie." If a cover ever wears, you re-order that single cover rather than replacing the sofa.

The Lungo is 300×100×35 cm (118×39×14") overall and comes in 9 colors of soft ribbed corduroy. In the box: 2 floor seat cushions (200×100×17), 1 foldable seat (100×100×34), 2 L-shaped backrest pillows, 1 straight backrest, and 5 chrome support bars. It's made to order at $1,590 — choose your color at checkout.