Space Modular Sofa - Components
Components for Space Modular Sofa.
Space is a lounge concept in a modern and Scandinavian design. The concept adds a new dimension to modular lounge sofas where one is capable of changing materials and functions and thereby the look. Space can stand as a lounge sofa, but one can also change the back and side modules into tables, so the lounge sofa can even change into a sunbed. The table plates are of either certified teak or solid surface material, the fabric is the soft and comfortable Cane-line AirTouch. This innovative and contemporary lounge concept is designed by the Danish design duo Foersom + Hiort-Lorenzen MDD.
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Space Modular Sofa - Components
Components for Space Modular Sofa.
Space is a lounge concept in a modern and Scandinavian design. The concept adds a new dimension to modular lounge sofas where one is capable of changing materials and functions and thereby the look. Space can stand as a lounge sofa, but one can also change the back and side modules into tables, so the lounge sofa can even change into a sunbed. The table plates are of either certified teak or solid surface material, the fabric is the soft and comfortable Cane-line AirTouch. This innovative and contemporary lounge concept is designed by the Danish design duo Foersom + Hiort-Lorenzen MDD.
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Components for Space Modular Sofa.
Space is a lounge concept in a modern and Scandinavian design. The concept adds a new dimension to modular lounge sofas where one is capable of changing materials and functions and thereby the look. Space can stand as a lounge sofa, but one can also change the back and side modules into tables, so the lounge sofa can even change into a sunbed. The table plates are of either certified teak or solid surface material, the fabric is the soft and comfortable Cane-line AirTouch. This innovative and contemporary lounge concept is designed by the Danish design duo Foersom + Hiort-Lorenzen MDD.
