Name: Cube Modular Sofa
Brand: Bend Goods
SKU: BND-CUB-SOFA-L-CHL-GRY-2
Price: 3000.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Spec Sheet

Description

With a dozen striking preconfigured editions, Cube Modular Sofa offers a wealth of flexible seating options inspired by luxurious ‘70s Italian furnishings. With sophisticated nuance, the rounded square shapes and fluid, curvaceous contours offer cloud-like comfort and the extra-deep seat assures ultimate relaxation.

Specifications

Size

Configuration 1: 28" h x 40" w x 80" d (71x101.6x203.2cm)
Configuration 2: 28" h x 40" w x 80" d (71x101.6x203.2cm)
Configuration 3: 28" h x 40" w x 120" d (71x101.6x304.8cm)
Configuration 4/5: 28" h x 80" w x 120" d (71x203.2x304.8cm)
Configuration 6: 28" h x 160" w x 120" d (71x406.4x304.8cm)
Configuration 7: 28" h x 120" w x 120" d (71x304.8x304.8cm)
Configuration 8/9: 28" h x 80" w x 160" d (71x203.2x406.4cm)
Configuration 10: 28" h x 160" w x 80" d (71x406.4x203.2cm)
Configuration 11: 28" h x 120" w x 120" d (71x304.8x304.8cm)
Configuration 12: 28" h x 160" w x 120" d (71x406.4x304.8cm)

Material

Foam

Brand

Bend Goods

Around the Bend is a bright and happy place to be when speaking of the cool iron wire furniture from Los Angeles' own Bend Goods. In true Southern Cali style, these corrosion-resistant pieces with their pop of powder-coat color can easily meander from indoors to outside. Sculptor, designer and entrepreneur Gaurav Nanda perfected the signature process he calls "bending"—shaping and spot welding the wire by hand—to achieve intricate patterns in Bend's furniture, lighting and accessories.

Michigan native Gaurav, formerly a designer for General Motors, values performance just as much as polish. The structural strength of each piece of furniture is contract grade, while the ergonomics and the spacing of the wires assure comfort and utility. Environmental impact is also a concern, and he envisions each piece as something built to last a lifetime, fabricated from the plentiful resource iron and sustainable woods. Though Gaurav's work draws on the legacy of modernist objects in wire, he wants "to offer something different, something edgier."