It is very washable, but not shiny.

One thing I've found - use a high quality paint -- something from Sherwin Williams or Porter Paints (PPG) -- I personally typically prefer Porter - I buy their Hi - Hide in Eggshell sheen-- pretty washable, yet not reflective enough to show all the wall imperfections - I roller my walls -- so when touching up - just use a roller and blend it in and looks pretty darn good.I use color in my units - no white walls for me, just a personal preference.  

I was hoping for a washable surface you can just wipe down.  

Bag and tightly seal washable and non-washable items separately.

Lazyboy has quality furniture.I have a basic futon that has a solid wooden frame with a inexpensive futon matress and a washable zip off cover.

I think satin is a nice balance between hiding flaws and washability.

Furniture has washable slip covers and floors are vinyl. 

Having washable mattress tops is an absolute must in my opinion.

Lately I've noticed they've been pushing a "low sheen" finish which is supposed to be between eggshell and flat; I do not recommend this as I don't see any benefits; it doesn't hide imperfections and it's not as durable as eggshell.Another thing the paint salesman like to sell is "semi gloss" because it's "washable".

Just as washable, but it doesn't have that overwhelming sheen that semi gloss does.