Mix the vibe of a chaise longue with the comfort of a sofa and Bowie is what you get. Its rounded corners give it a friendly, retro vibe, while its clean shape and design keep it fresh and modern. Please note: unlike the sofa pictured here, the Bowie 2-seater has a vertical zipper in the back.
- Made In: Europa
- Warranty: 3 years
- Total width: 220 cm
- Total depth: 94 cm
- Total height: 72 cm
- Seat depth: 68 cm
- Seat height: 45 cm
- Arm width: 28 cm
- Arm height: 72 cm
- Connection: easy coupling system
Treat it right
We want you to enjoy your FEST item for years and years to come. But did you know you can help your furniture stay in shape? Let us tell you more:
Location, location, location!
Your item is not a big fan of direct sunlight and heat. So do your furniture a favour and keep it away from sunny spots and radiators as much as possible. Keep it clean You can easily clean your furniture with a vacuum cleaner on low power, using a soft brush.
Shake it!
From time to time, your couch and chair cushions need some tough love to keep them in shape. To start, simply punch and bang at the seat and back cushions. It's ok to be a little bit aggressive here, but be careful with sharp nails and jewellery. Continue punching from one end to the other end and make sure you don't miss a spot. Once you're done, find the centre of the seat and smooth the fabric from the centre point to the edges.
Stains
Did you spot a stain? Don't panic! Immediately blot the stain with a clean, dry white cloth. Please do not rub. If the dry cloth doesn’t do the trick, use a damp white cloth to blot the stain. Please do not use any detergent and make sure to use distilled water to reduce the risk of water stains.
Is your item treated with Protexx stain protection? Perfect! Please call the phone number on the Protexx certificate that came with your order and a stain expert will assist you in removing the stain.
Tip:
in our Care Guide you'll find all the advice on how to keep your FEST furniture pretty for as long as possible. Find it
here
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