1.5 Seater 1250mmL x 940mmW x 1330mmH
2 Seater 1700mmL x 940mmW x 1330mmH
2.5 Seater 2100mmL x 940mmW x 1330mmH
Case Highback Sofa
Bringing a Sense of Private Comfort to Larger Spaces
Case designed by Sebastian Herkner for Wendelbo, is a collection of highback sofas that breathe a sense of calmness, concentration and comfort into everyday life in the workplace and in hospitality contexts.
Though having a grand form, Herkner’s simple and slender line leaves the Case with a stringent and light expression without compromising on the comfort and function of the design.
Sebastian Herkner is a German designer whose work is concentrated around the merging traditional craftsmanship with a curiosity towards modern technologies alongside a bold approach to color, materiality and textures.
The collection includes, 1.5, 2 & 2.5 seater with optional black powder coated steel table.
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