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Good Values – The Everyday Sofa by Eva
Combining high-quality materials with efficient design, the Eva Everyday Sofa is an exemplary modern-day product. Alongside a generous 365-day trial, the modular sofa subtly attests to the amiable and discerning nature of the Australian furniture company, Eva.
A refreshingly kind figure in the retail space, Eva is driven by the belief that good values are compatible with successful business. Whilst providing essential furniture for everyday living, the online company works hard to improve the sustainability of the social and environmental landscapes. Testifying to such a considerate mindset, Eva Everyday Sofa is a modular creation that can be effortlessly arranged, reconfigured and maintained.
Having tested various samples, the Eva design team settled on a multilayer foam that imbues the Eva Everyday Sofa with luxurious comfort. Avoiding hard edges in the experiential profile of the piece, the foam is topped by a quilted duvet to create the ideal combination of support and softness. The deep-seated sofa also features wide armrests which articulate the relationship between lounging and functionality; providing ample space for cups or bowls and complementing a soft tactility.
The Eva Everyday Sofa is at the forefront of the high-quality furniture industry. Passing the Martindale durability test with an impressive score of 94,000, the sofa’s upholstery reaches far beyond the boundary of a heavy-duty fabric – set at just over 30,000. The Eva Everyday Sofa’s frame is comprised of sustainably sourced timber, including hardwood and plywood. The combination of timber types establishes a sturdy yet lightweight structure capable of being lifted with ease that’s also solidly strong. In addition, fabric offcuts are put to use as complimentary scatter cushions with every sofa, minimising waste and emphasising a focus on eco design.
Recently, Eva became a certified B Corporation, joining only seven other certified furniture companies in Australia. The certification – awarded by non-profit network, B Lab – emerges from a rigorous assessment of the company’s social and environmental impact. With its operations analysed in the areas of governance, workers, community, environment and customers, Eva scored 84.9 – surpassing the minimum score of 80 to achieve B Corp status.
Understanding the need for furniture to perform within an ever-changing internal environment, Eva offers a 365-day trial period and is committed to sustainably sourced design. The provision speaks to the quiet self-confidence of the brand: if a customer purchases an Eva sofa, it will last for a lifetime.
