- Is the Ceni Sofa good for everyday lounging?
- Yes. The 18-inch seat height, deep chaise and plush arms are built for reclining and long sitting sessions. The trade-off is that the fiber-filled back cushions need regular fluffing.
- How big a room does the Ceni need?
- It is about 100 inches wide and 67 inches deep, so it wants a large living room or open-plan space. Measure doorways and turns before ordering, since it ships as one sectional.
- What fabrics does the Ceni come in?
- It is offered in wool bouclé and performance fabric. Bouclé feels softer and more textured; performance fabric resists spills better, which matters in households with kids or pets.
- Does the Ceni need assembly?
- Yes, but it is minimal. The frame and legs go together in roughly ten minutes, and the cushions are loose.
- Can the chaise be switched to the other side?
- No. The Ceni is a fixed L-shaped sectional, so the chaise position is set. Check the layout against your room before buying.
- How does the Ceni compare with Article's other sectionals?
- The Ceni is the softer, more relaxed option, with a tufted seat and plush arms. Article's tighter, track-arm sectionals take up less depth but feel firmer and less lounge-oriented.
- Where is the Article Ceni Sofa cheapest?
- At Article, for $1,399.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Article Ceni Sofa?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Article, OneUp Furniture, Kashew.