BassamFellows ASYMMETRIC GRAND Modular sofa

The Asymmetric Sofa is a sectional sofa consists of three different lengths of sofa units, a corner unit, a chaise, and an ottoman.‎ The planning module allows for a multitude of layout arrangements from a typical sofa format to landscape configurations where armed, armless, and backless elements can be combined to vary the horizon line of the piece and open it up to the room.‎ Materials: Multilayered plywood inner frame; seat support with a combination of foam and memory foam; arm, back and seat cushions in fiber, feather, and down.‎ Solid Walnut, Oak, or Ash blade legs.‎  Size: CB-632GF  Asymmetric Grand Ottoman  CB-664G  Asymmetric Grand Small Sofa Armless  CB-664GL  Asymmetric Grand Small Sofa Lefthand  CB-664GR  Asymmetric Grand Small Sofa Righthand  CB-672GCHL  Asymmetric Grand Chaise Lefthand  CB-672GCHR  Asymmetric Grand Chaise Righthand  CB-680G  Asymmetric Grand Medium Sofa Armless  CB-680GA  Asymmetric Grand Medium Sofa with Arms  CB-680GAA  Asymmetric Grand Medium Sofa with Arms  CB-680GCL  Asymmetric Grand Medium Sofa Lefthand Corner  CB-80GCR  Asymmetric Grand Medium Sofa Righthand Corner  CB-680GL  Asymmetric Grand Medium Sofa Lefthand  CB-680GR  Asymmetric Grand Medium Sofa Righthand  CB-696G  Asymmetric Grand Large Sofa Armless  CB-696GA  Asymmetric Grand Large Sofa with Arms  CB-696GAA  Asymmetric Grand Large Sofa with Arms  CB-696GCL  Asymmetric Grand Large Sofa Lefthand Corner  CB-696GCLX  Asymmetric Grand Large Sofa Left Corner, No Arm  CB-696GCR  Asymmetric Grand Large Sofa Righthand Corner  CB-696GCRX  Asymmetric Grand Large Sofa Right Corner, No Arm  CB-696GL  Asymmetric Grand Large Sofa Lefthand  CB-696GR  Asymmetric Grand Large Sofa Righthand Designer Craig Bassam conceived the BassamFellows Asymmetric Sofa when he began looking for a stylish, scalable sofa that would be suitable for his personal study.‎ He wanted a piece that would harmonize two competing needs – a sofa that would work during collaborative meetings whilst being appropriate for personal contemplation.‎ This thinking led to the creation of the Asymmetric, the quintessential landscape sofa group, which achieves asymmetrical or informal balance using closed and open elements that appear divergent, but carry equal visual weight.‎ The group consists of three different lengths of sofa units, a corner unit, a chaise, and an ottoman.‎ The planning module allows for a multitude of layout arrangements from a typical sofa format to landscape configurations where armed, armless, and backless elements can be combined to vary the horizon line of the piece and open it up to the room.‎ The Asymmetric’s dimensions were carefully refined in order to balance comfort with a sense of lightness.‎ In silhouette, the sofa accentuates the horizontal with one large cushion for the seat and super thin arm panels that hold wide, comfortable arm cushions that double as head pillows when reclining.‎ The seat is comprised of individually quilted, 8-inch square mini pillows that are stitched together to form the long cushion, achieving comfort without puddling over time.‎ A sense of buoyancy is further emphasized with blade-like, solid wood legs that virtually disappear and allow the piece to float.‎ Regardless of its configuration, the Asymmetric offers a supremely comfortable sit.‎ This has been achieved from the feather and down topper layer together with three layers of foam in varying densities, including gel foam found in high quality mattresses.‎ The result: an uncommonly elegant, supremely comfortable component system, which marries visual appeal with planning ingenuity.‎ The Asymmetric Table Collection expands the planning options with three table sizes designed to work with the sofa modules.‎ The tables can be used as end tables, to turn a corner, between sofa sections – or simply on their own.‎ The top is carved from solid wood with a subtle edge detail borrowed from tray tables while the carved solid wood blade-like legs give the piece muscular lightness.‎ Further info from manufacturer on ASYMMETRIC GRAND BassamFellows