Plan around the room and the way people will use it
Start with the available floor area, circulation routes and the number of places you want to create. A left-seater module can form one end of a configuration, while the 45-degree inside corner can help turn the layout. Consider how people will approach and leave the seating, and keep access clear around nearby desks, doors and shared facilities.
For reception or waiting areas, think about how the sofa will face the entrance and whether the arrangement should encourage conversation. In a collaboration zone, consider how the modules relate to tables and other seating. These are planning suggestions rather than fixed uses: the right arrangement depends on your room, furniture plan and day-to-day needs.
Choose between the S-tudio modules
Left-seater or inside corner?
Choose between the left-seater models when you need a seating module with that orientation. Select the 45-degree inside corner when an angled join better suits the shape of your configuration. Before ordering several pieces, sketch the intended layout and check each module’s orientation and dimensions against the space. The listed family width range is 106 cm; verify the individual product details for the exact module you are considering.
Compare the two left-seater listings
The range includes the ST L Left-Seater and ST L Left-Seater Low. Both descriptions identify a low back, armrests and upholstered construction, so do not assume a particular dimensional difference from the model name alone. Review the individual specifications, especially if seat or back proportions matter to your plan. Neither seat height nor back height is adjustable.
Review fabric, colour and finish choices
Listed upholstery references include Camira, Era and Synergy, with colours spanning beige, black, blue, brown, gold, green, grey, orange, pink, purple, red and white. The specific fabric and colours available may differ between modules. Compare swatches or finish information where available, and check that the chosen modules can be specified consistently if a coordinated look is important. Black and white are listed as base colours; confirm the relevant option for each piece.
Check the details before specifying
Confirm the module orientation, dimensions, upholstery selection and base colour against your floor plan and specification requirements. The family is marked circular and has a two-year warranty; standards are not specified in the provided product information. If you are furnishing a business space over time, Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. Check the individual listings for current product details and ask about any information you need to complete your furniture plan.
Frequently asked questions about Conceptual Furniture Design Modular Sofa Module S-tudio
Which modules are included in the Conceptual S-tudio family?
The collection includes the ST L 45 Inside Corner, the ST L Left-Seater and the ST L Left-Seater Low. Compare their individual details before choosing pieces for a configuration.
How do I decide between the inside corner and a left-seater?
Choose based on the shape and orientation needed in your layout. The inside-corner module is angled at 45 degrees; the other listed options are left-seater modules.
What is the difference between the two left-seater models?
One is named ST L Left-Seater and the other ST L Left-Seater Low. Their descriptions both specify a low back, so check the individual specifications rather than assuming a particular size difference.
Can I select the same upholstery and colour for every module?
Upholstery references and colours are listed for the family, but the available choices can vary by module. Confirm fabric and colour availability for each piece when planning a matching set.
Are the S-tudio seat or back heights adjustable?
No. The family information lists both seat-height and back-height adjustment as unavailable. Check the individual product details to ensure the fixed dimensions suit your space.
