1. Traditional Style
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Classic design with rich detailing
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Features curved lines, rolled arms & decorative woodwork
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Upholstered in velvet, brocade, or tapestry
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Adds elegance, grandeur & timeless charm
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Ideal for heritage or vintage-inspired interiors
2. Modern / Contemporary Style
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Clean lines and minimalistic silhouette
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Neutral colors with sleek metal/wood accents
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Creates a spacious, clutter-free look
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Best for urban homes & modern open layouts
3. Transitional Style
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Mix of traditional warmth & modern simplicity
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Soft curves, neutral tones & balanced shapes
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Flexible style that fits many décor themes
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Great for homes blending old and new elements
Additional Information (Add to Product Page / Catalog)
⭐ Why Style Selection Matters
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Helps match your sofa with existing interior themes
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Influences the room’s overall mood—classic, modern, or balanced
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Ensures long-term compatibility with evolving décor trends
⭐ How Customers Should Choose the Right Style
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Traditional: if you prefer richness, warmth, and ornamentation
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Modern: if you like simplicity, clean looks, and minimalist décor
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Transitional: if you want the best of both—soft, elegant, and adaptable
⭐ Suitable Spaces
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Traditional: formal living rooms, villas, classic interiors
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Modern: apartments, contemporary living spaces, studio homes
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Transitional: mixed-theme rooms, renovated homes, evolving décor
⭐ Material & Upholstery Tips
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Traditional: velvet, brocade, premium textured fabrics
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Modern: linen, leatherette, pure leather, performance fabrics
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Transitional: linen blends, suede, soft-touch modern fabrics
If you want, I can also create:
✔ A comparison chart of all three styles
✔ A website-ready description section
✔ SEO-optimized meta title & description for “Sofa Style Options”
✔ Additional style categories (Scandinavian, Mid-Century, Luxury, Chesterfield, etc.)
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