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Barber Osgerby Sofa Collection - Asymmetric

Barber Osgerby's 2014 asymmetric sofas for Knoll, with or without a chaise, left or right

Dimensions

2610 × 718 × 1676 mm

Year

2014

Materials
Fabric or leather upholstery, railroadedCast aluminum legs
Finishes
Red CoralMedium Metallic GreyJet BlackChrome, Polished

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Barber Osgerby Asymmetric Sofa pair for Knoll, dated 2014, offers a sofa with an integrated chaise and a sofa without one, each in a left and a right version.

Construction

  • Textiles on the chaise version must be railroaded, running perpendicular to the sofa fabric
  • Only solid-colour, non-directional weaves can be used

Specifications

  • W 102.75 x D 66 x H 28.25 in (2610 x 1676 x 718 mm), sofa with chaise
  • Seat 15.75 in, arms 25 in

Story

Two asymmetric designs

Knoll's page describes two asymmetric designs in the collection, one with an integrated chaise and one without, both available as left and right versions.

Barber Osgerby asymmetric sofa with chaise in a roomImage source: Knoll — Barber Osgerby Sofa Collection - Asymmetric · © Knoll and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Matching the textile direction

Because the sofa and the chaise are both railroaded, the fabric on one runs perpendicular to the fabric on the other.

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