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The Veronella is a two-piece modular sectional: a left-arm corner chaise and a right-arm corner chair that can float anywhere in the room, with finished sides and no connectors. Top-grain leather covers the seats, backs and arm cushions, with matched faux leather on the outer areas. Cushions are loose, wrapped in poly fiber over high-resiliency foam, and the platform foundation is built to resist sagging. It suits shoppers who want a leather-look sectional they can rearrange, but the two pieces make a compact layout rather than a full-room sofa.
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Lowest price we've seen: $1,740.00 on Nov 12 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
The Veronella is a 2-piece sectional with a chaise, covered in brown leather. The set includes a left-arm facing corner chaise and a right-arm facing corner chair. "Left-arm" and "right-arm" describe the position of the arm when you face the piece.
The pieces are modular, so they can be arranged and rearranged. They can float anywhere in a room, and the sides are finished with no connectors. The frame is corner-blocked, and the seat and back cushions are loose. The cushions are high-resiliency foam wrapped in poly fiber.
Inside areas such as the back, seat and arm cushions are covered in 100% top grain leather. Matched faux leather covers the remaining areas. Real leather can show healed scars, growth marks, grain variation and shade variation, so each hide is unique. A platform foundation resists sagging 3x better than a spring system after 20,000 testing cycles. It keeps a smooth, wrinkle-free look without dips or sags. The non-skid, low-profile accent legs have a faux wood finish.
