Where Boulevard modules can work
These modules can suit a range of shared workplace settings. A 90° corner module may help create a defined seating nook in a reception area or lounge, while the 180° angle module offers another shape to consider when planning a seating zone. The collection is also relevant for informal meeting spaces where upholstered seating can provide an alternative to a conventional meeting-room setup.
Think about how the seating will relate to circulation, nearby tables and the number of people the area needs to serve. The product facts do not specify module dimensions or how pieces connect, so check those details for your intended layout rather than assuming a particular footprint or joining method.
How to choose between the two shapes
Consider the room plan first
Choose the Angle 90 Corner Sofa Module when a right-angle form suits the available space or the way you want to frame a seating area. Consider the Angle 180 Modular Sofa Module when its specified angle better matches the plan. These are two different shapes within the same family, not adjustable versions of one module.
Coordinate upholstery and base
Fabric upholstery is listed for the collection, with beige, black, brown and grey among the upholstery colors. Black and grey are listed as base color options; the Angle 180 module is also described with a jet-black frame. Color combinations may differ by model, so confirm the options on the relevant listing before planning a coordinated set. Both modules are listed without armrests, which can be useful to factor into the overall seating arrangement.
What to check before selecting
Review the dimensions, upholstery and base combination for each module, then compare them with your floor plan and intended use. Also check any product-specific information you need for installation and care. The collection facts do not specify standards or origin; origin is available on request. A two-year warranty is listed for the family, and the products are marked as circular in the supplied details.
Myntwork offers these +Halle Boulevard products on a monthly lease. Once you have identified the shape and finish that suit your space, review the individual product information and leasing details to confirm the right choice for your project.
Frequently asked questions about +Halle Sofa Module Boulevard
What is the difference between the Boulevard Angle 90 and Angle 180 modules?
The Angle 90 is described as a corner sofa module with a 90° angle. The Angle 180 is a modular sofa module specified with a 180-degree angle. Compare the shapes against your room plan and check the individual product details for dimensions.
What upholstery colors are listed for the Boulevard sofa modules?
The collection lists fabric upholstery in beige, black, brown and grey. Color availability can vary between the two modules, so confirm the options shown for the specific model you are considering.
Can I choose a black or grey base?
Black and grey are listed as base color options for the collection. The Angle 180 module is described with a jet-black frame. Check each product listing to verify which base choices are available with its upholstery.
Do the Boulevard modules have armrests or adjustable seating?
The listed modules have no armrests. The collection details also state that seat height, back height and seat depth are not adjustable, so select the model based on its fixed shape and configuration.
What should I check before planning a multi-module layout?
Confirm each module's dimensions, finish options and any product-specific information about placement or installation. The supplied collection details do not specify dimensions or joining methods, so verify these before finalizing a layout.
