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Image source: Herman Miller — Wireframe Sofa

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Wireframe Sofa

Sam Hecht and Kim Colin's 2012 sofa of contoured cushions held in a steel-wire frame.

Dimensions

1600 × 762 × 927 mm

Year

2012

Approx. $7,300 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Steel wire frameContoured cushionsSuperSeat suspension technologyUpholstery fabric or leather
Finishes
WhiteBlack
Colors
WhiteBlack

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Wireframe Sofa Group is a seating group by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin for Herman Miller, with a 2-seat sofa, a 3-seat sofa, a lounge chair and an ottoman. Its original production date is 2012.

Construction

Contoured cushions held in a separate steel-wire frame, with lumbar and throw pillows included. The frame comes in white or black.

Specifications

The 2-seat sofa is 63 in wide, 36.5 in deep and 30 in high; the 3-seat sofa is 89.5 in wide.

Story

Contrasting tension

Herman Miller's page says the Wireframe Sofa Group shows a recurring theme for Sam Hecht and Kim Colin: contrasting tension, with softness and volume held inside a formal frame.

Wireframe 3-seat sofa seen from the frontImage source: Herman Miller — Wireframe Sofa · © Herman Miller and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

A suspension from healthcare

The cushions find added comfort from a suspension technology that Herman Miller first developed for the healthcare industry.

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