

Wide-Hall Sofa in Charcoal Fabric with Low Curved Arms
Dimensions
| Custom range | Sizes, finishes and upholstery to specification |
| Final dimensions are confirmed on the shop drawing before production. | |
Materials & construction
Charcoal textured fabric wraps a long clean line with signature low curved arms and down-and-foam cushions, so the sofa reads as function turned into a visual signature and brings a deep, ritual-like seat to a wide living room. In truffle grey, Maillard brown, agate grey or cream apricot.
- Materials: Solid wood
- Upholstery: Performance fabric
- Colour shown: Black, Slate, Clay
- Features: Upholstered, Customisable
- Style: Minimal, Modern classic, Contemporary
- Lead time: Made to order, 25–35 days after drawing approval
Made to order; sizes, finishes and upholstery can be customised.
Delivery & lead time
Made to order · 25–35 days after drawing approval. Export packing in maritime-grade cartons and crates; freight, customs and last-mile delivery quoted for your city and shared across the whole project order.
Care & warranty
3 years structural · 2 years mechanisms, finishes and upholstery. Report visible transit damage promptly after delivery, ideally within 48 hours. Vacuum upholstery weekly and rotate cushions monthly; wipe timber and stone with a damp cloth only.
Pieces specified with the Wide-Hall Sofa in Charcoal Fabric with Low Curved Arms.
Built for a project order, not a showroom sale.
Every piece ships with a spec sheet, drawing and QC photo set. Sizes and finishes are confirmed on drawings before production — nothing is made from a catalog photo alone.
| Product code | RH-SOF-0282 |
| Type | 3-Seat |
| Materials | Solid wood |
| Upholstery | Performance fabric |
| Colours | Black, Clay, Slate |
| Origin | Foshan, Guangdong |
| Packing | Maritime-grade carton with corner protection; crated on request |
| Lead time | Made to order · 25–35 days |
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