Choosing the right size for your space
Start with the number of people you want the seating to accommodate, then consider how the sofa will sit within the room. The two-seater is suited to smaller reception areas, private meeting zones or lounge corners where a shorter sofa helps preserve open floor space. The three-seater can suit a larger waiting area or shared lounge where more seating in one piece is useful.
Measure the intended position, including the route people will use to pass around the sofa. Compare the listed widths—164 cm for the two-seater and 239 cm for the three-seater—with the available wall or floor space. Also check the model-specific seat depth, the position of nearby tables and the clearance needed for comfortable movement. Fixed armrests give the sofas a defined overall shape, so include them in your layout planning.
Coordinate upholstery and wood finishes
Fabric upholstery gives you a choice of colors across the collection, with listed options spanning neutrals such as beige, black, brown and grey as well as blue, green, pink and red. Choose a color in relation to surrounding furniture, flooring and the atmosphere you want the space to convey. For a shared workplace, consider how the selected color will work with the rest of the room over time.
The wood base is offered in several listed colors, including black, beige, brown, white, grey and blue. Compare the available base and upholstery choices for the specific model rather than assuming every combination is offered. The product information lists BS 5852 Crib 5 fire resistance and a five-year warranty for the collection; review the details attached to the chosen sofa as part of your purchasing checks.
What to check before selecting
- Confirm the model’s dimensions and seat depth against your layout and circulation needs.
- Check upholstery and base color availability for the exact sofa you plan to order.
- Review the product information for applicable certification, fire-resistance details and warranty terms.
- Consider whether you need one sofa size or both to furnish different zones consistently.
The collection information identifies the range as circular, but does not specify particular end-of-life processes or material recovery details. Ask for further product information if those details are part of your procurement criteria. Catalogue and dimensions PDFs are available to support your review. Myntwork offers these Inclass Onem sofas on a monthly lease, giving businesses another way to plan furniture for their spaces.
Frequently asked questions about Inclass Sofa Onem
What is the difference between the Onem two-seater and three-seater?
They differ primarily in seating capacity and listed width. The two-seater is 164 cm wide and the three-seater is 239 cm wide. Check the individual product details and your room plan before choosing.
Are the Onem sofas available in different upholstery colors?
The collection lists fabric colors including beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, pink and red. Availability can vary by model, so confirm the choices for the specific sofa you are considering.
Can I coordinate the wood base color with the upholstery?
Several base colors are listed, including black, beige, brown, white, grey and blue. Check the product options to see which base and upholstery combinations are available for your selected model.
What should I measure before choosing an Onem sofa?
Measure the available width and the route around the planned position. Check the model-specific seat depth and allow for the fixed armrests, nearby furniture and the circulation space people need.
Are certification and warranty details the same for both models?
The collection information lists FSC certification, BS 5852 Crib 5 fire resistance and a five-year warranty. Review the specifications and terms provided for the individual model to confirm what applies to your selection.
