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COMFORT AND STYLE AT COUSINS: NEW COLLECTIONS THIS WINTER
This Winter, explore Cousins Furniture's latest collections in Living, Dining, Sleeping, and Flooring. Designed for everyday living, these functional and stylish pieces cater to all needs. From comfort to optimising open-plan spaces, find everything you need to embrace modern living at Cousins Furniture.
With an understanding of the importance in creating a home that not only looks stylish but also enhances comfort and wellbeing, Cousins are proud to introduce their exclusive Cousins Comfort Collection – offering adjustable beds, recliner sofas and chairs, all designed to elevate relaxation experience.
The new Cloud Zero's innovative lift and tilt recliner chairs, designed for unparalleled comfort and adaptability. With a multitude of seating positions, this advanced rise and recliner ensures ultimate relaxation and a smooth transition from sitting to standing.
The collection predominantly features Mammoth Medical Grade™ foam seats with PostureCell™ Technology, enhancing movement, pressure relief, support, and circulation while reducing pain and the risk of falling. Customisation options include chair size, massage system, heated pads, knuckle arms for extra grip, and matching
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sofas for a personalised experience. DINE IN STYLE For dining, Cousins have introduced collections with diverse styles. Shipton, Baddesley, and Grenadine offer a 'new traditional' aesthetic, blending timeless elegance with a modern touch. Mindy wood veneers, marquetry, and solid spindle legs characterise these pieces, with tables featuring centre leaves for extended seating, accommodating up to 10 guests.
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