A curved sofa is one of the most effective ways to make a large lobby feel sociable. Guests seated along the inside of the curve can see each other, and the shape leads the eye around the room.
This model follows a long crescent. The back is a low rolled bolster that rises to a rounded arm at one end and tapers away at the other, leaving that end open so the sofa can be approached from the side. The seat is one deep, continuous cushion that follows the curve. A dark plinth, set well back, makes the sofa appear to float.
The cover is a rust-orange velvet with an abstract textured weave of light strokes, the same family as our Rust Arc Slipper Chair, so the two can be grouped.
Construction
- Curved plywood and hardwood frame built in one piece or in joined sections
- Sinuous springs and HR foam
- Textured velvet shown; COM accepted
- Left- or right-hand arm
We draw the radius to suit your plan. Sofas over about 110 in (280 cm) are built in two sections with a hidden joint for delivery.
