Compose the gathering space
Read the sofa alongside side tables, circulation and adjacent seating. The overall envelope is a starting reference for a spatial discussion.
Hospitality edition 02
Terrace modular sofa
A low timber-frame seating concept with a calm woven upholstery palette. Its project brief connects the guest-facing seat to circulation, exposure and the everyday care plan.
CD-T220 / ORIGINAL PRODUCT CONCEPT
- Example envelope
- 2,200 × 850 × 720 mm
- Layout reference
- Two-seat module
- Frame reference
- Natural teak study
- Upholstery reference
- Sage woven study
- Use setting
- Terrace lounge
- Development question
- Removable cushion review
- Customization scope
- Layout / finish discussion
- Performance status
- Product evidence to be requested
Example specification only. A real order requires agreed drawings, physical samples and applicable product evidence.
READ THE SETTING
A product within a place.
Fictional hotel terrace lounges and courtyard conversation areas, with dimensions and material samples reviewed against the actual layout.
Treat the cushion as a system
Upholstery, filling, covers and care should be reviewed together. A fabric color alone does not establish drying or cleaning behavior.
Build the sample conversation
Compare timber and woven surfaces in physical samples, then define what a mock-up must answer about dimensions, comfort and care.
DOCUMENTS / SCOPE TO DISCUSS
A clearer sample review.
Prepare the questions and requested evidence before comparing a physical sample.
Download DEMO review notesHow much usable seating and circulation does the zone need?
Read the sofa alongside side tables, circulation and adjacent seating. The overall envelope is a starting reference for a spatial discussion.
What exposure and cleaning routine should the sample address?
Upholstery, filling, covers and care should be reviewed together. A fabric color alone does not establish drying or cleaning behavior.
Which material references must stay consistent across the project?
Compare timber and woven surfaces in physical samples, then define what a mock-up must answer about dimensions, comfort and care.
Concept notes are not CAD files, certificates, product approvals or test reports.
