How each sofa is made

We visited the factory and watched each sofa being cut, sewn and assembled by operators at their stations. Here is that work, step by step.

  1. Two hands cutting a panel of cream upholstery fabric with large shears on a wooden table

    Cut

    The upholstery is cut into the panels that will cover each part of the sofa.

  2. Two hands guiding cream upholstery fabric under the foot of a sewing machine

    Sewn

    Operators sew the panels together, seam by seam, into covers for the cushions, the arms and the base.

  3. Two hands fitting a cream fabric cover over a thick seat cushion on a workbench

    Assembled

    At the assembly station, the covers go over the cushions and every piece comes together into the finished sofa. Then the whole sofa is compressed and boxed.

These pictures illustrate each step. They are not photographs or footage from the factory.

What we saw, and what we did not

We saw the upholstery cut, the covers sewn and the sofas assembled by operators at their stations.

We did not see the fabric being woven, so we do not describe how it is made.

Up close

The finished sofas, close enough to see the seams.

  • Hush: rolled arm and seat cushion

  • Ripple: rolled segments

  • Nocturne: square arm and metal line

Materials and care

Fabric composition, fill and care instructions will be listed for each model from the maker's documents before sale.

See the collection

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