This article will provide you with a detailed explanation of the features and benefits of the Parker Knoll sofa.
The Parker Knoll sofa is a modern style, which is available in many different colors. You can choose from cream, black or white. The materials used to make this sofa are high-quality and durable. The frame is made from solid wood and the upholstery is made from a high-quality fabric that can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth.
The Parker Knoll sofa also has an adjustable headrest for added comfort and support for your neck. This feature can be adjusted to your desired height so that it fits your body perfectly, regardless of how tall you are.
Are Parker Knoll sofas made in UK?
Handmade in Britain Parker Knoll furniture is handmade in our Nottinghamshire factory by a highly skilled team of craftsmen and women who bring their time-honoured refined skills to production every single day.[1]
How do I identify a Parker Knoll chair?
The first thing is to turn it upside down and look for a label or brand directly on the wooden frame. Your furniture should be clearly marked with the name Parker Knoll and a model number. For example, the Burleigh armchair, which first appeared in 1952, has the serial number PK716.[2]
Do Parker Knoll do reupholstery?
If your piece needs a refresh with new fabric or leather, then Parker Knoll reupholstery is the right service for you.[3]
Do Parker Knoll Do sofa beds?
The Parker Knoll Canterbury range of sofas and chairs is made in all the fabrics in the many swatch books of Parker Knoll, as well as leather. You have the choice of 4 different sofa sizes, one of which is a sofabed.[4]
Can you buy Parker Knoll fabric by the Metre?
Fabrics can be purchased by the metre from your nearest retailer to upholster your favourite armchair to match your new furniture , or even to retain the look of your vintage Parker Knoll. Ask in store for more details.[5]
Are G Plan and Parker Knoll the same company?
Acquisition by Sofa Brands Following the 2005 collapse of Christie Tyler, G Plan was acquired by Sofa Brands International, a holding company, alongside the Parker Knoll and Duresta upholstery brands.[6]
When did Parker stop making furniture?
Brothers Tony and Ross sold the family company in the early 1990s but, without them at the helm and with Parker failing to keep pace with discount furniture arriving by the container load, it closed in 1997.[7]
Where are Duresta sofas made?
Our luxury bespoke sofas and chairs are created from hardwood frames that are hand-assembled by our highly experienced artisans, based in our factory in the upholstery capital of the UK; Long Eaton, Nottingham. Our Duresta fabric experts hand-cut every single piece and many of our finishing touches are hand-sewn.[8]
What is the best grade of fabric for a sofa?
The higher the ‘Martindales’ the higher the value or ‘toughness’ of the fabric and the more resistant it is to abrasion. For example, for domestic sofas, you want a fabric that measures between 15,000–25,000. Heavy use will be 25,000–30,000, this would be everyday use and would be ideal for families.[9]
Which brand is best for sofa?
Allform. Allform. Allform’s modular sofas have become a hit because of their high-quality build and because they’re easy to put together. AllModern. AllModern. Apt2B. Apt2B. Article. Article. BenchMade Modern. Benchmade. Blu Dot. BluDot. Burrow. Burrow. CB2. CB2.[10]
Is G Plan solid wood or veneer?
G Plan furniture is typically made of teak wood. Praised for both its elegance and its durability, teak wood is one of the most popular materials for furniture. Some G Plan ranges also include rosewood, oak and mahogany. G Plan collections include both solid wood and veneer pieces.[11]
What does G stand for in G Plan?
The central initials stand for E Gomme. Beneath his name you will see ‘G Plan’ in capital letters. Image: Retrowow. Any item attributed to Ib Kodod Larsen has a label which carries his signature and the words ‘Designed by Ib Kofod Larsen, G Plan Danish design.[12]