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Chesterfield Sofas
Make a statement with Model 09’s timeless details and classic look. Comfort’s high on the list too - with soft-touch upholstery and pocket-sprung cushions that make an ideal spot for lazy lounging.
Fabric Chesterfield Sofas
Be bold with a velvet Chesterfield sofa, or pick from linen, faux leather and more. Choose from a range of fabrics to suit every interior style with the Model 09 sofa collection.
Order your free swatches todayFaux Leather Chesterfield Sofa
Discover leather Chesterfield-style sofas for a traditional and timeless living room look. Pick your own colour from our range of faux leather sofas.
Chesterfield Chair
The Model 09 loveseat has laidback lounging covered. Share this Chesterfield-style armchair with someone else, or stretch out solo - it’s up to you.
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Model 09 FAQs
Everything you need to know about our chesterfield style sofas
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Why is it called a Chesterfield sofa?
Chesterfield-style sofas got their name in the 1700s, when Lord Philip Stanhope, the Fourth Earl of Chesterfield commissioned a custom sofa for guests to enjoy.
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Are Chesterfield sofas comfortable to sit on?
Chesterfield sofas are among some of the most comfortable styles of sofas thanks to their curved, rolled arms and deep seating cushions.
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What era is the Chesterfield sofa from?
Although the Chesterfield sofa was designed in the 17th century, it rose in popularity in the Victorian era, around the 19th century.
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What colour Chesterfield sofa is best?
The best colour Chesterfield is arguably in the iconic leather version - a deep, rich Chestnut brown. These days, there are options in many other fabrics, so it’s easy to find one that fits your interior whilst maintaining that iconic Chesterfield sofa look.
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Are Chesterfield sofas still in style?
Chesterfield-style sofas are definitely still in style and regarded as timeless pieces by interior designers.
