Description
Please note the colour: the Hudson 3 + 2 is available in Steel (a mid-to-dark grey) or Ebony Black. The photographs on this page show the set in Pebble Grey, a lighter grey that is no longer available. The shape, size and finish are the same; only the fabric colour differs.
A fixed back, deliberately
The Hudson has a fixed, fully upholstered back rather than loose scatter cushions. It is the less fashionable choice and the more practical one. A fixed back keeps its shape without anyone plumping it, which matters in a room where the sofa is used every evening. If you have ever spent five minutes rearranging cushions before guests arrive, this is the sofa that stops that.
Double sprung seat
Under the seat cushions is a double sprung unit rather than webbing alone. Sprung seats cost more to build. They are the difference between a sofa that still sits level in year five and one that has a dip where everyone sits.
Square arms, low back
Simple squared arms and a 65cm overall height give the Hudson a low, horizontal line. That suits a smaller room: a low back keeps more wall visible above it and makes the space read larger than a high-backed sofa would.
Specification
| What you get | One 3 seater and one 2 seater sofa |
|---|---|
| 3 seater | 190cm wide x 90cm deep x 65cm high; seat cushion width 75cm |
| 2 seater | 170cm wide x 90cm deep x 65cm high; seat cushion width 65cm |
| Back | Fixed, fully upholstered |
| Seat | Double sprung unit |
| Arms | Square |
| Colours available | Steel, Ebony Black |
| Colour in photos | Pebble Grey (no longer available) |
| Range | Furnish 365 |
| Delivery | Free to mainland England and mainland Wales, including Anglesey |
Steel or Ebony Black?
Steel is the safer choice in most rooms. It is a grey with enough depth to hide everyday marks, and it sits happily with oak, white or grey floors. Ebony Black is the stronger look. It suits a monochrome scheme or a room with pale walls, where a dark sofa grounds the space. Black shows pet hair and dust more than grey does, so in a house with a light-coloured dog, Steel is the practical pick.
Planning the room
A 3 + 2 set is easier to place than a corner group, but it still needs planning. Measure the wall the 190cm three seater will sit against, then decide where the 170cm two seater goes. Facing each other works in a long room. At right angles works better in a square room and keeps the television in view from both. In a room under about 4m wide, a 3 + 2 is usually the better choice over a corner group because you can split the pieces.
Check your narrowest doorway and any turn on the stairs before ordering, and measure doorways diagonally as well as straight across.
Care
Vacuum weekly with an upholstery head. Turn and swap the seat cushions now and then so the two most-used seats do not wear ahead of the rest. Blot spills straight away rather than rubbing them.
Similar sofas
Prefer scatter cushions to a fixed back? The Lincoln 3 + 2 Seater Sofa Set is the soft-backed alternative at the same price. For a single corner piece, see the Midland Velvet Corner Sofa, or browse our full sofa range.
Delivery
Delivery is free to mainland England and mainland Wales, including Anglesey. We do not deliver to Scotland, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Wight or the Isles of Scilly. We will contact you to arrange a delivery day once your order is placed.
Frequently asked questions
What colours can I order?
Steel or Ebony Black. The photographs show Pebble Grey, which is no longer available.
Are both sofas included in the price?
Yes. The price is for the set: one 3 seater and one 2 seater.
How many people does it seat?
Five adults across the two sofas: three on the 190cm sofa and two on the 170cm sofa.
What is the difference between the Hudson and the Lincoln?
The Hudson has a fixed, fully upholstered back that keeps its shape. The Lincoln has loose scatter back cushions for a softer, more relaxed look.
Do you deliver to my area?
Delivery is free to mainland England and mainland Wales, including Anglesey. We do not deliver to Scotland, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Wight or the Isles of Scilly.


























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