A sofa set is where a visitor first sits in an office; it tells the character of the company before the desk does. In both an executive room and a waiting area, the right set is chosen according to the size of the space and how intensively it is used.
Size first
Start not from the model but from the space. Measure the wall where the sofa will stand and the passage clearances; leave a comfortable distance between the coffee table and the sofa. On the product pages of our sofa sets, the width, depth and height of the three-seater, two-seater and single pieces are given in a table, so you can plan the layout in advance.
Number of pieces and layout
- Large executive rooms: A three-seater sofa and two armchairs create a face-to-face conversation layout.
- Medium-sized rooms: A two-seater sofa and two armchairs do the same job without filling the space.
- Narrow spaces and corners: Two wing chairs and a small coffee table are often enough.
Style: classic or modern?
Quilted Chesterfield models suit classic executive rooms dominated by wood. Straight-lined, slim-armed models look better in modern offices where glass and metal stand out. Considering the colour of the sofa together with the tones of the desk and cabinets gives a consistent result.
Upholstery and care
In heavily used waiting areas, wipe-clean surfaces make care easier; in less used executive rooms, fabric upholstery gives a warm look. In busy spaces such as waiting lounges, waiting benches can be considered instead of sofas.
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