Plan around the way the space is used
Start by mapping the intended seating area and the routes people need to move through it. In a reception lounge, a corner arrangement can help create a defined place to sit without enclosing the room. In a collaborative area, an open section may suit a layout that feels less formal or needs to connect to other furniture. For a client-facing space, consider how the sofa’s shape and fabric color work with the room’s materials and existing palette.
Think about the number of people the area should accommodate, how the seating will face, and whether the arrangement needs to sit against a wall or work within the room. The listed modules provide different shapes, but the facts available do not specify every possible combination. Confirm compatibility and the planned overall configuration with the individual product information before selecting multiple pieces.
How to choose between Eave Seamline modules
Use corner profiles to guide the shape
Choose the concave or convex corner according to the turn you want the layout to make and how it relates to nearby circulation. The collection also includes a right corner with button detailing. Check its orientation against your floor plan: right-corner wording matters when positioning modules, and should not be assumed to suit the opposite side.
Consider the open section and upholstery details
The open section with button detailing can be considered where you want a less enclosed end or a break in a continuous sofa form. Button detailing is also listed on the right-corner piece, while the other corner modules offer different profiles. Fabric is the listed upholstery material; one corner variant specifies Audo Bouclé. Beige, blue, brown and grey appear among the collection’s color options, but verify the specific fabric and color for each selected module.
Check the specification before leasing
The collection information lists a seat height of 41 cm and seat depth of 56 cm. It also identifies FSC certification and fire-resistance standards BS 5852 Crib 5 and EN 1021-1. Check the product details for the exact module and upholstery you intend to use, particularly where project requirements depend on a particular finish or compliance information. Audo Copenhagen lists a two-year warranty for the collection.
Before confirming a layout, measure the available floor area, account for circulation and access, and make a note of each module’s orientation. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a changing workplace or project. Review the available product and materials information, then confirm the selected modules, upholstery and configuration meet your space and specification needs.
Frequently asked questions about Audo Copenhagen Modular Sofa Eave Seamline
Which Eave Seamline modules are listed?
The collection includes a concave corner, a convex corner, a right corner with button detailing and an open section with button detailing.
How do I choose between the concave and convex corner?
Use the profile that creates the turn you need in your plan. Map the seating area and circulation first, then check the individual module details and orientation before combining pieces.
Does every module have button detailing?
No. Button detailing is specified for the right corner and the open section. Check each product listing for its exact appearance and upholstery options.
What upholstery colors are available?
Beige, blue, brown and grey are listed across the collection. The available color and fabric can differ by module, so confirm the options for the pieces you select.
What should I check before choosing modules for a project?
Measure the space, consider circulation and module orientation, and confirm the selected pieces can form your intended layout. Check the specific upholstery and any project requirements against the product details.
