Bandon 4-Piece RAF Sectional In Toffee

The Signature Design by Ashley Bandon 4-Piece RAF Sectional in Toffee brings a clean, modern look and a comfortable place to stretch out. Part of the Bandon Collection, it features genuine top-grain leather on the inside seating areas you touch most, paired with skillfully matched faux leather on the outer areas for a refined appearance and everyday practicality.

This sectional includes a right-arm facing sofa with a corner wedge, two armless chairs, and a left-arm facing loveseat—making it easy to create a roomy corner layout. Loose seat cushions and attached back cushions are filled with high-resiliency foam wrapped in a feather-fiber blend jacket for a supportive feel with added softness.

A corner-blocked frame adds strength, while the smooth platform foundation helps maintain a tight, wrinkle-free look and resists sagging over time. Natural leather characteristics—such as healed scars, grain variation, and shade differences—make each piece unique and are part of the material’s authentic character. Exposed feet with a faux wood finish complete the streamlined design.

• 4-piece sectional set includes RAF sofa with corner wedge, 2 armless chairs, and LAF loveseat for a spacious corner arrangement
• 100% top-grain leather covers the inside areas (seat, back, and arm cushions) for a genuine leather look and feel where it matters most
• Skillfully matched faux leather on remaining areas helps keep the overall look consistent
• High-resiliency foam cushions wrapped in a feather-fiber blend jacket for supportive comfort with a soft finish
• Loose seat cushions and attached back cushions for everyday ease and a tailored appearance
• Corner-blocked frame designed for long-lasting durability
• Smooth platform foundation provides even support, resists sagging, and helps prevent dips and wrinkles over time
• Natural leather variations (scars, grain, shade changes) make each sectional unique without affecting wear performance
• Exposed feet with faux wood finish add a modern, grounded look
• "Left-arm" and "right-arm" refer to the arm position when facing the piece