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Quilton sofa, combination 21, right, Flamiber Charcoal C8
Description
HAY’s Quilton sofa feels inviting down to the last detail: introducing a rounded silhouette and generously padded cushions perfected with stitching, the Quilton sofas are not only beautiful but also extremely comfortable. Created by design studio Doshi Levien, the Quilton collection consists of various combinations of sofas and modules. The modular structure makes them easily adaptable and customizable for different spaces, both private and public alike.
HAY’s Quilton sofas feature a sleek yet voluminous design, high armrests and deep seats, making them perfect for relaxed sitting, lounging and lazing. Because sofas are always large and visually dominant elements, the designers gave Quilton a minimalistic appearance and paid special attention to everything that cannot be seen: a good suspension, soft cushions and durable upholstery. Thanks to Quilton’s simplistic look, you can alter the look of the sofa with different cushions and blankets whenever you feel like it.
- Width: 110.63 in (281 cm)
- Depth: 42.91 in (109 cm)
- Chaise longue depth: 56.3 in (143 cm)
- Height: 28.35 in (72 cm)
- Seat depth: 30.31 in (77 cm)
- Seat height: 16.14 in (41 cm)
- Colour Gray
- Frame material Sustainably sourced wood
- Seat cushion PU foam
- Backrest cushion PU foam
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Upholstery fabric
HAY Flamiber Charcoal C8: 33% acrylic, 30%
wool, 29% cotton, 7%
polyester, 1% viscose - Abrasion resistance 120,000 Martindale
- Pilling 4-5
- Lightfastness 5-6
- Base material Black stained solid beech with felt pads
- Notes This sofa consist of: 67.72 in (172 cm) wide module with open end + 42.91 in (109 cm) wide module with chaise longue and armrest on the right
- Product ID: HAAB173-A001-AA13-AB171-A001-AA13-C8
Doshi Levien is a London-based design office founded in 2000 by Nipa Doshi (b. 1971) and Jonathan Levien (b. 1972), who met each other while studying at London’s Royal College of Art. Before moving to London, Doshi studied at India’s National Institute of Design, and Levien, originally from Scotland, has training in fine cabinet making and industrial design. Doshi Levien’s designs include furniture, fashion, lighting, technology and homeware, combining creative esthetics of visual culture with precise industrial techniques. A fine example of their style is the Uchiwa armchair designed for HAY.
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