Meet Hugo — the sofa that behaves like a giant, supportive hug you can sit on. Designed in a beautifully textured linen blend and available in three family colours (from “practical for messy humans” to “look at me, I’m stunning”) and of course, pure white for the less messy humans. Hugo is built for real life — the feet-on-the-coffee-table kind, not the don’t-you-dare-sit-there kind.
The generous chaise invites sprawling, the deep seats mean no one is perching awkwardly on the edge, and the included cushions basically do half the snuggling for you. It’s all wrapped in a soft, lived-in fabric that hides a multitude of family secrets — especially in the darker tones, which are famously forgiving of toddlers, snacks, and the occasional enthusiastic pet.
Clean lines, a modern silhouette, and that quietly-confident, sink-in comfort make Hugo the easy choice for busy homes that still want to look good.
Style Contemporary
Colour Speckled White
Construction
- Solid timber frame for durability and everyday use
- High-resilience foam with a soft wrap for that cloud-like sink-in feel
- Linen blend fabric in four versatile colours
- Ultra-comfortable deep seating (approved by loungers and nappers)
- Family-friendly — in the darker hues
- Generous, reversible LHF/RHF chaise for stretching out
- Comes with multiple back + scatter cushions
Assembly Minimal assembly required
Dimensions W250 D160/106 H81CM
The Upholstery
Whilst you might not reach for polyester in your wardrobe, you should reach for it in your living room.
Here’s why: polyester is a star when it comes to colourfastness, stain resistance, and keeping its shape year after year — all the things your sofa actually needs to survive real life.
This sofa is crafted in a poly/linen blend, giving you the best of both worlds: the strength and durability of polyester, paired with the natural texture and relaxed feel of linen. In other words, it looks refined… but lives robustly.
Colour Depiction
We do our best to make sure the colours in our photos are spot-on, but let's be honest—screens can be tricky. Depending on your display, those colours might have a mind of their own.