The Ross Sofa reads traditional from across the room and modern up close. Stanton builds it 78 inches wide on a scooped arm that sweeps down to the seat, with a button-tufted back that holds its shape and two accent pillows included. At 37 inches deep it suits a normal-sized living room without eating the walkway, which is why it works in the older housing stock around Portland. Browse all sofas for more options.
Features & Construction
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Dimensions: 78" W x 37" D x 34" H
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Seating: Two seat cushions under a button-tufted loose back, with two accent pillows included
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Proportions: 68" of interior width between the arms, a 20" seat height and a 20" seat depth
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Arms: Scooped arm with welt detail, 28" high
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Legs: Walnut or espresso. Espresso ships unless walnut is specified
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Frame: Hardwood, corner-blocked and glued
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Suspension: Sinuous wire spring with high-resiliency foam cushions
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Upholstery: Made to order from the current range of Stanton fabrics. Pick a colorway above, or bring a swatch to the showroom
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Also built as: A loveseat on the same frame at 55" wide
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Maker: Stanton
Styling Tips
Ross fits rooms that need a real sofa without a lot of visual weight: a front room in an older house, a den, a first apartment that has to look grown up. The tufted back and scooped arm sit comfortably in a traditional room, and the tapered leg keeps it from reading heavy in a modern one. Anchor it with a low coffee table and a textured rug, then let the two accent pillows do the color work. It pairs naturally with the rest of the Stanton lineup.
Care
- Vacuum the cushions and crevices with an upholstery attachment every few weeks
- Rotate and flip the seat cushions so they wear evenly
- Blot spills right away, working from the outside in, and do not rub
- Check the cleaning code for your fabric before using any solvent or water-based cleaner
- Keep it out of direct sun, which fades most upholstery over time
