Outline sofa chaise lounge, 2018
Outline sofa chaise lounge by Anderssen + Voll for Muuto.
A sofa series with a strong architectural presence and deep seating for a high degree of comfort. Available as a two-seater sofa, a three-seater sofa, or a three-seater with chaise longue, the Outline Sofa is a visually light yet sturdy piece of lounge furniture ideally suited to modern or classic interiors.
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Description
Outline sofa chaise lounge by Anderssen + Voll for Muuto.
A sofa series with a strong architectural presence and deep seating for a high degree of comfort. Available as a two-seater sofa, a three-seater sofa, or a three-seater with chaise longue, the Outline Sofa is a visually light yet sturdy piece of lounge furniture ideally suited to modern or classic interiors.
Dimensions
262w x 142d x 40/71cmh
Materials
Steel base, wooden frame, black powder coated aluminium legs, cold foam, and feather filling.
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
Fabric group 2 - Fiord, Steelcut, Clara, Canvas
Fabric group 3 - Hallingdal, Divina, Divina MD, Divina Melange
Fabric group 4 - Vidar
Leather group 1 - Faux leather
Leather group 2 - Easy leather
Leather group 3 - Refine leather
Leather group 4 - Endure leather
Please refer to the pdf in the download section for more details on upholstery.
The Outline sofa chaise longue is available with a left or right chaise longue. Please select the orientation of the chaise as you are looking at the sofa from the front.
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