Bernhardt Candace Sofa

Spring-down cushions offer a blend of support and softness. The inner spring core provides structural integrity and bounce-back, while the down wrap adds a plush, sink-in feel that is more luxurious and relaxed than standard high-density foam.

Linen is a natural fiber known for its strength and longevity, though it does have a more relaxed, textured appearance than synthetic fabrics. While it is durable, it is best suited for homes where you appreciate the natural character and slight softening that occurs in linen over time.

The tight back provides a structured, tailored look that keeps the sofa looking neat without the need for constant fluffing. While it offers firm, upright support, the depth of the sofa ensures it remains comfortable for lounging.

Sinuous springs are S-shaped metal wires that run from the front to the back of the frame, providing a consistent, flexible support system. This type of suspension is highly durable and helps the sofa maintain its shape and comfort level over many years of daily use.

The curved front adds a unique architectural focal point, but it does require a bit more floor space than a standard straight-front sofa. Because of its 96-inch width and 43-inch depth, it works best in larger living areas where it can float in the center of the room or serve as a statement piece against a long wall.

The nailhead trim is a decorative metal accent and should be kept clean by gently wiping it with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive sponges, as these can strip the finish or scratch the metal.