Covent, designed by Arde Design Studio for New Works, is a contemporary, upholstered sofa that charms in the living room individually or as a comfy pair of an armchair. The soft top of the seat extends all the way to the ground and the curvy appearance exudes inviting warmth. Available in several different high-quality upholstery fabrics, the Covent sofa showcases expert craftsmanship and considered detailing.
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Covent sofa 2-seater, deep, white
New Works
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Covent, designed by Arde Design Studio for New Works, is a contemporary, upholstered sofa that charms in the living room individually or as a comfy pair of an armchair. The soft top of the seat extends all the way to the ground and the curvy appearance exudes inviting warmth. Available in several different high-quality upholstery fabrics, the Covent sofa showcases expert craftsmanship and considered detailing.
- Width: 150 cm
- Depth: 82 cm
- Height: 73 cm
- Seat height: 42 cm
- Colour Natural white
- Frame material Plywood
- Seat cushion Foam
- Upholstery fabric Nevotex Barnum Lana 24
- Material Upholstery fabric: 45% cotton, 15% wool, 13% acrylic, 19% viscose, 8% nylon
- Abrasion resistance 60,000 Martindale
- Pilling 4
- Lightfastness 5
- Product ID: NW41601-B-BA-24
Arde Design Studio is a Danish studio specializing in furniture, lighting and industrial design. It was founded by René Hougaard (b. 1977), also known as Arde, who has graduated from architecture and furniture design from Aarhus School of Architecture in 2003. Arde has build up the furniture brand ”dnmark” and worked as the Collection Manager of the global furniture retailer BoConcept. Since 2014 Arde has focused on running his own design studio.
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