This is the club sofa working as a booth. Two of them face each other across a table, each with a rolled top to the back that curves down into sloping arms, and a deep seat with a diamond-quilted front panel. A line of brass nailheads runs down the front edge of each arm.
The pieces shown use two tones: a dark inner leather in black or tan on the seat, back roll and arms, and an olive-green leather on the outer body. Variants are shown in black and olive, tan and olive, and all-cognac. Loose scatter cushions in grey and olive sit against the back. Tables are walnut-tone tops on black steel bases.
Construction. Hardwood frame, sprung seat, foam-wrapped back; arms and roll padded over shaped timber; nailheads set individually; short tapered legs with glides. Free-standing, so pairs can be moved for cleaning or regrouped for larger parties.
Where it works. Country pubs, garden-room restaurants, hotel lounges and dining rooms with stone floors and timber ceilings.
Options. Inner and outer colours, leather or faux leather, nail finish, two- or three-seat widths and matching armchairs. Foams and fabrics specified to BS 7176 medium hazard on request.
