Connect sofa
Connect sofa by Anderssen + Voll for Muuto.
Modular seating system based on the idea of finding proportional connections between the different components of the sofa. The design shows a precise attention to detail and has references to architectural principals derived from modernism. The sleek long lines give the sofa a modern yet timeless expression. Connect the modules to create a sofa of your choice.
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Description
Connect sofa by Anderssen + Voll for Muuto.
Modular seating system based on the idea of finding proportional connections between the different components of the sofa. The design shows a precise attention to detail and has references to architectural principals derived from modernism. The sleek long lines give the sofa a modern yet timeless expression. Connect the modules to create a sofa of your choice.
Dimensions
326w x 92d x 42/70cmh
Materials
Cold foam with a solid wood frame. Option to combine your sofa from 9 different modules. Pricing based on the combination as seen in the first image which consists of 1 piece with armrest (A/B) and 1 armrest lounge piece (J/K).
Available upholstered in a range of fabrics and leathers, grouped according to price. Please see groups below, and follow the links for detailed fabric information:
Fabric group 1 - Remix, Wooly
Fabric group 2 - Fiord, Steelcut, Steelcut Trio, Clara 2, Canvas,
Rime
Fabric group 3 - Hallingdal, Divina, Divina MD,
Divina Melange
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The name Muuto, inspired by the Finnish word muutos, means new perspective.
To Muuto good design starts with the person. They handpick the brightest design talent in Scandinavia and give them the freedom to express their individual story through everyday objects. Some want to alter the world, others find passion in colour and shape or draw deeply from personal experience. How do they see a chair, vase, lamp or any other everyday product?
