Fama Arianne Love

Fama Arianne Love seating modules are a real fun and comfortable sofa giving you great flexibility to create the sofa you want, but also giving you the flexibility to change the layout in the future.  This makes the Arianne Love sofa great for clients who rent or people who would just like to change their room around regularly. Make every seat module a different colour or have them the same, it's up to you. It all works with Arianne Love.

Another great feature of the Arianne Love, is that it also makes a great sofabed when you remove the back cushions.

Each of the Arianne Love modules comes with 3cm high black plastic feet which can hardly be seen. This gives the seating its low casual look. If you would like the seating to be a little higher we have a selection of chrome or wooden feet that can be chosen.

Features of Arianne Love sofa

• Create your own sofa
• Low comfortable relaxed seating position
• Back cushion height 45cm
• Seating depth 73cm
• Seat height with 3cm feet 33cm
• Overall height with 3cm feet 80cm
• Feet height options 3cm or 10cm
• Multiple leather and fabric options
• Flexibility with its modular sections, allow you to change the shape the layout
• Turns into a sofa bed (2 x seats required to create a single bed)
• Easy to move about and fit into rooms with narrow access, making it ideal for loft rooms
• Fama Arianne Love schematic

Below we have shown some ideas of sofa layouts with prices just to give you an idea of what is possible to create.  Below these are the build your own sofa modules that you can select individually to create your sofa just the way you want it. To help you visualize your sofa why not try out the Fama 3d simulator, this allows you to add the modules together and cover them in your chosen fabrics or leather.  Or we can do this for you and offer room layout design advice either instore or online via phone or video chat.  We also send out swatch samples to make sure the colours look great in your room.

Fama Arianne Love sofa layout ideas & build your own modules