Nomade 2 Large 1-Armed Sofa by Ligne Roset

An aesthetic twist on the model NOMADE (1996), NOMADE 2 is more urban, Parisian even, in a 'Rive Gauche' spirit, in the French tradition of art deco. The Structures, therefore, remain the same: however, the piped seam on the mattress has slimmed down to a band of thin piping whilst the covered buttons have become discreet stitch detailing and the back cushions clearly assert the refinement of their couture finish. Construction Frame in square-section Epoxy lacquered tubular steel (25 mm) and panels of particleboard clad in polyether foam 28 kg/m3 - 4 kPa. Items are joined together by steel linking-pieces (NB except footstool). Comfort Suspension via a base in 2 densities of high resilience polyurethane Bultex foam, dominant 35 kg/m3 - 2.,6 kPa for the soft version and in 2 densities of polyether foam, dominant 28 kg/m³ - 4 kPa for the firm version. Seat cushions in 2 densities of high resilience polyurethane Bultex foam, dominant 32 kg/m³ - 2.1 kPa clad in polyether foam 25 kg/m³ - 1.2 kPa and 200 g/m² polyester quilting. Back cushions, lumbars and bolster filled with feathers (90 % feathers / 10 % down), compressibility H 88 mm with compartmented liner. Making-up Baguette stitching on Structure. Seat Covers quilted with 100 g/m² polyester quilting with piped detailing on the edges and stitched detailing. Seat cushions have removable Covers. Back cushions with comb stitch detail (in either toning or contrasting threat); lumbars and bolsters are piped as per seat; Covers are zipped in place and therefore removable. The lower face of the seat cushion of the large settee, large one-arm settees, large chaises longue and the two sections of the convertible corner group is covered in a 100 % cotton pique ticking which is both removable and dry cleanable. This ticking is treated with 'HealthGuard' - antibacterial, fungicidal. Fabrics Since the Structure (base and back), seat mattress, 3 back cushions, lumbar cushion and bolster are priced separately, it is possible - and recommended - to create multicolour and/or multi-material compositions.