A Chesterfield sofa is defined as

• A. Victorian: A type of deep, completely upholstered sofa with rolled arms that are the same height as the back.
• B. A sofa with a short back and low arms.
• C. A streamlined couch with arms same height as back.
• D. A small armless chair.

Answer: (A)

Chesterfield sofas are defined by a deep, fully upholstered form with rolled arms that rise to the same height as the back, creating a continuous, plush silhouette. This style is typically finished with button tufting and is strongly associated with traditional, Victorian-era interiors. The description given matches this hallmark by highlighting the depth, full upholstery, and rolled arms at the back height. Other options describe a short back and low arms, a streamlined minimal-arm profile, or an armless chair, none of which capture the Chesterfield’s characteristic shape.