A Sofa Built Four Modules Long

The Roselyn four-seat sofa is the longest piece in the line and the simplest. Four modules stand side by side against a wall, the outer two carrying a rolled arm each and the inner two carrying none at all, and metal connectors on the facing sides hold the four together as one length. Because the middle pair has no arms between them, the center of the sofa is an unbroken stretch of cushion, and the only marks along the front are the joins. Every place measures the same width, so there is no narrow seat left over at the end of the row. The backrests are gathered by one deep pleat each into two stacked blocks, chenille covers all four modules in the same weave, and the line is not closed. Another matching module joins the same way wherever the wall has room for it.

Features

• Unbroken Middle Section puts two armless modules side by side, so the center of the sofa carries no frame at all and reads as one continuous stretch of seating
• Seats Four Across at full width each, so a household of four sits down without anyone taking the narrow place at the end of the row
• Line Can Keep Growing since every module joins the same way, so a matching piece extends the sofa further along the wall whenever the room allows for it
• Two Rolled Arms Only sit at the outer ends of the sofa, leaving the middle open so the four seats read as one bench rather than four separate chairs
• Two Bolster Pillows are included loose, so they can prop a back in the middle of the bench or fill the corner where an arm meets the backrest
• Same Weave Throughout covers four modules, two arms and every cushion in one chenille, so the length reads as a single object and not as pieces pushed together
• Stays Straight, No Corner since the sofa takes a long wall rather than turning into the room, leaving the floor in front of it clear
• Rated to 300 Pounds per seat across all four places, a figure that holds the same whichever module a person sits on
• Long Wall Statement takes an open-plan living area, a family lounge or a large bedroom, and needs the wall length before anything else is considered

Materials

• Upholstery: Chenille Fabric
• Seat Cushion Fill: High-Density Foam
• Seat Suspension: Spring Pack
• Back Cushion Fill: Shredded Foam
• Bolster Pillow Fill: Foam
• Internal Frame: Wood
• Connectors: Metal

Care Instructions

• Allow 2 to 7 days after unpacking for the vacuum-compressed cushions and bolster pillows to fully regain their shape
• Vacuum the chenille upholstery regularly with a soft brush attachment to remove dust and light debris
• Spot clean spills with a soft damp cloth and mild soap, blotting immediately without rubbing
• Smooth the pleated backrests by hand after use, working along each fold rather than across it
• Rotate the seat cushions between the four positions every few months, since the two center places usually take the most use
• Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach, or abrasive pads on the chenille surface
• Avoid prolonged direct sunlight to protect the upholstery color
• Keep pet claws and sharp objects off the surface, since a pulled loop shows on a woven pile
• Check and tighten the connectors periodically to keep all four modules sitting flush along the front
• Lift rather than drag the modules when rearranging, and clear any grit from the floor beneath the feet