The Hull Sofa is Surrounded in Timber Slats to Create a Semi-Private Nook
Amelia Roblin — November 13, 2013 — Art & Design
References: knaufandbrown & leibal
You might not require the partial privacy afforded by the Hull Sofa in your own home, but the contemporary couch can be quite the sanctuary if it is positioned thoughtfully in an office, a library, a school, a mall or in an airport. The sectional seating system obscures the sitters when the onlooker approaches from the back, providing an extra bit of comfort, intimacy and separation from one's surroundings.
The modular couch has wedge-shaped and squared units that permit various configurations. Every piece comes with long and slender ash wood slats that rise straight up from the backrest. Mimicking tall grass, this element becomes a sort of screen, inviting the user to part the stalks and peek through. Doubling as a solution for partitioning open spaces, the Knauf and Brown Hull Sofa can greatly alter the atmosphere of a room.
The modular couch has wedge-shaped and squared units that permit various configurations. Every piece comes with long and slender ash wood slats that rise straight up from the backrest. Mimicking tall grass, this element becomes a sort of screen, inviting the user to part the stalks and peek through. Doubling as a solution for partitioning open spaces, the Knauf and Brown Hull Sofa can greatly alter the atmosphere of a room.
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