Zapata Sofa in Grey Linen with Nailhead Trim

The Zapata keeps a full sofa’s seating — three loose back cushions over three loose seat cushions — inside a frame drawn for smaller rooms. Grey linen covers that frame, and a line of nailheads follows the slope of each track arm from its high back corner down to the front. The full footprint measures 68 inches wide by 31 inches deep, the wall space a loveseat usually claims. Under the cushions, pocket coils work over a wood and foam inner frame, and the piece knocks down for assembly where it will live.

Zapata Sofa in Grey Linen with Nailhead Trim

A 68-inch sofa changes the placement math in a small living room: the Zapata can center on a short wall, sit between two windows, or face a pair of chairs without borrowing space from a walkway. Its 31-inch depth leaves the floor in front of the seat open, and the knockdown build means the frame travels through narrow halls and stair turns in pieces before assembly. Among Acme sofas and sectionals, the Zapata is the compact linen entry — the one sized for the smaller wall. Buyers setting up a first apartment can stage the rest of the room over time and use financing at checkout to spread this purchase across monthly payments instead of funding the whole room at once.

Thick Box Cushions That Lift Free

Each of the six cushions is a box cushion 6.7 inches thick, loose at the back and loose at the seat, so every pad lifts free for rotating, fluffing, or cleaning underneath. That looseness is the Zapata’s comfort system: cushions can be swapped end for end to even out wear across the three seat positions. Shoppers considering grey linen sofas for a room that hosts daily use will find the loose-cushion build easier to keep up than a tight-seat frame. Buyers who prefer not to handle the knockdown build can have White Glove delivery assemble the sofa in the room and take the packaging away.

Nailheads Tracing the Sloped Track Arms

The Zapata’s arms slope rather than roll, and the nailhead trim runs along that slope as a single drawn line — the same traditional detail the rolled-arm classics use, redrawn on a straighter, more contemporary arm. The arms stand 24 inches high, and black plastic tapered legs, 6 inches tall, finish the base. For stains that get past routine care, the Guardsman 5-Year Warranty offers a service route for the grey linen over the plan’s term.