Louise Redknapp has this sofa at home – and now you can, too
The Idol sofa by Harveys has just been released in stores
Since her Eternal days, we've always admired Louise Redknapp's sense of style. Which is why we paid special attention when deets of her new sofa design for Harveys dropped into our inbox.
It's called the Idol. And as you'll see, it very much lives up to its name.
You can choose from regular two- and three-seater sofas, a corner option, a love seat, chaise, armchairs and footstools. So however big (or small) your living room is, you can pick a statement piece (or pieces) in exactly the right size for your space.
There are five feet options, if, like us, you like them to match your floorboards or furniture. And we're swooning over that button detail and piping – it's all in the details for us.
Louise loves the Idol's styling so much she already has one at home. 'I have the Large Idol Sofa in my own living room, so I can envisage how amazing this collection will look in homes across the UK,' she says.'
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She's also really excited for the new Oxblood colour option that's joining the Serene velvet-look fabric line-up. 'I absolutely adored the material and tone the moment I laid eyes on it,' says Louise, who predicts that deep rouge and bronze palettes will be a big home decor trend.
Buy now: Idol Armchair in Croft Silver linen, £549, Harveys
Buy now: Idol footstool in Serene Turmeric fabric, £299, Harveys
This joins the turmeric, coral, emerald and coal hues that are already available as part of the wider BOLD by Louise sofa range, which Harveys launched last year. You can also pick from smart wool upholstery, or a selection of linens, bringing your total choices up to 15 – that's not too many, and not too few.
And there's some extra good news for fans of Louise's work, as there's apparently more to come in 2019. 'I can’t wait to continue growing and building on the BOLD by Louise product offering and to share it with you all,' she says.
'2019 is a big year for new trends with people becoming more design-conscious and brave with their styles. I want my range to help give people the confidence to upgrade their home interiors.'
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Amy Cutmore is an experienced interiors editor and writer, who has worked on titles including Ideal Home, Homes & Gardens, LivingEtc, Real Homes, GardeningEtc, Top Ten Reviews and Country Life. And she's a winner of the PPA's Digital Content Leader of the Year. A homes journalist for two decades, she has a strong background in technology and appliances, and has a small portfolio of rental properties, so can offer advice to renters and rentees, alike.
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