Tearoom Sofa
Tearoom Sofa by Nick Ross for Audo Copenhagen.
The Tearoom Sofa designed by Nick Ross draws inspiration from the iconic 1904 Willow Chair by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Evolving the design to create a more comfortable and contemporary shape, Ross has developed the Tearoom series which includes the Sofa, the Lounge, and the Club.
Suitable for a vast range of interior styles, the Tearoom sofa is beautifully curved and sculptural in its form, allowing it to perfectly contour the body.
Fully customisable, with numerous upholstery options available, as listed in the Materials section.
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Description
Tearoom Sofa by Nick Ross for Audo Copenhagen.
The Tearoom Sofa designed by Nick Ross draws inspiration from the iconic 1904 Willow Chair by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Evolving the design to create a more comfortable and contemporary shape, Ross has developed the Tearoom series which includes the Sofa, the Lounge, and the Club.
Suitable for a vast range of interior styles, the Tearoom sofa is beautifully curved and sculptural in its form, allowing it to perfectly contour the body.
Fully customisable, with numerous upholstery options available, as listed in the Materials section.
Dimensions
190w x 70d x 43/78cmh
Materials
The Tearoom Sofa is constructed from plywood and hardboard. Seat consists of layered foam in different hardness with webbing/belts and no sag springs below. The back and armrests consist of a double foam layer, and the base is constructed of painted MDF.
Tearoom Lounge may be upholstered in the following fabric groups:
Fabric category 1: Remix 3, Maple, Champion, Illusion, Barnum uk Bouclé, Re-wool
Fabric category 2: Canvas 2, Colline 2, Hallingdal 65, Fiord 2, Savanna, Steelcut 2, Steelcut Trio 3, Clay, Moss, Divina Melange
Fabric category 3: Safire, Vidar
Fabric category 4: Lupo, Atlas
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