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Rex - Left Arm Sofa Module - Sienna
Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars
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SKU:
B136P199245
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$1,612.74
$2,275.63
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- This modern-style left-arm sofa module with a clean, boxy silhouette and a gently sloping back can be used on its own as an asymmetrical accent chair or combined with other pieces in our handcrafted Rex Modular Sofa Collection; this module accommodates up to 300 lbs.
- Upholstered in Sienna Kind Leather, a high-quality, genuine aniline, Brazilian leather made through an environmentally friendly process that minimizes waste and maximizes the natural color and grain of the leather.
- Offering medium firmness, the seat is constructed with a high-density foam core wrapped in feathers/fiber and high-quality polyester to help the seat maintain its shape and comfortable feel.
- The back of this cushionless sofa module gently slopes for a slightly reclined position and is padded with high-density foam wrapped in high-quality polyester for a supremely comfortable seating experience, while the armrest is padded for softness and extra-wide to conveniently keep necessities within reach.
- Sturdy, corner-blocked frame made with solid and engineered woods includes high-quality, high-resilience webbing on the back for support; webbing and high-gauge sinuous springs under the seat to prevent sagging; solid wood feet in a brown finish.
- No assembly required. Attaching this module with other pieces in the Rex Collection is easy: simply use the connectors on the bases to attach one module to another and enjoy!
- Genuine leather has natural variations in color and texture, which give each piece its own unique beauty and character. With use over time, the leather will age beautifully and develop a vintage look.
Rex - Left Arm Sofa Module - Sienna
38.0"W x 44.0"D x 27.0"H - 94.8 lb
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