Can one seating design cover a corner, a straight wall run and a freestanding bay? This one is built as modules, so the answer is yes. The back and seat are stitched in tall vertical flutes that continue from one section into the next, and each run ends in a rounded, sloping end panel instead of a hard arm.
The white-background view shows a cognac L-shaped corner set. In the bar view the same design in a deep chocolate brown is used as freestanding booth sofas facing each other across black stone-look tables with gold inlay lines, which gives you a booth layout without fixing anything to the wall.
How it is made
- Hardwood and plywood frame in sections, joined on site with concealed bolts
- Each flute filled with HR foam and a fibre wrap so the channels stay plump
- Leather, contract vinyl or velvet; protected leather recommended for bar service
- Recessed base so the sofa reads as low and floating
We draw section breaks to suit your plan, including corner units and end panels. A 47 in (120 cm) table between two facing sofas seats four comfortably.
