Sometimes it is not about starting from scratch, but rather revisiting past designs and making them better. The New Standard is simplicity at its best with a twist. Now new and improved. Wide arms and inviting loose cushions all come together with tuned proportions and show stopping legs. Available in multiple fabrics, leathers and leg finishes, and an array of shapes to suit any space. Sturdy kiln-dried American hardwood frame, doweled and corner blocked for added strength Sinuous steel springs provide durable support beneath cushions High resiliency foam cushions with feather down wrap provide a mix of firm support and comfort, and with use will take on a more casual appearance. To promote even wear over time, we recommend fluffing and flipping cushions frequently after use. Powder-coated steel legs Fifth support leg at center on 92" and 104" sofas Spitzer Grey: 100% Polyester | 100,000 Double rubs Maharam Mode in Clavicle or Intaglio: 80% Post-Consumer Recycled Polyester, 20% Polyester | 100,000 Double Rubs Maharam Meld in Panda: 68% post-consumer recycled Polyester, 32% Polyester | 100,000 Double Rubs Granite Leather / Toffee Leather: A full grain natural aniline leather made from the highest quality hides; expertly tanned and milled to create a soft buttery hand and luxurious finish that will patina over time; Granite is a rich charcoal colour. Color variation is a signature to the authenticity of natural leather BIFMA rated Some assembly required Dimensions78" long by 35" deep by 32" overall height / 17" seat height92" long by 35" deep by 32" overall height / 17" seat height104" long by 35" deep by 32" overall height / 17" seat height Please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery of all items in-stock at Blu Dot.Additional fabrics and leathers available with the Made-for-you program. Pricing may increase depending on tier chosen. 8-10 weeks manufacturing lead time. Made-for-You items cannot be canceled, returned or exchanged. See Bludot website for available upholstery. Contact us for more information and/or estimate.
