Corner Sofa with Armchair in Carved Teak - Ivory and Champagne

Every well-arranged sitting room has at least one seat that can move. Fixed seating - a corner sofa, a built-in bench, a wall-run - organises a room efficiently but locks everyone into the same orientation, and conversation between people sitting side by side along a wall is oddly difficult. A single chair that can be turned solves it, because the person in it can face whoever is speaking.

That is why this armchair is built taller in the back than the sofa. A chair meant for conversation should hold you upright; a sofa meant for relaxing should let you sink. Making them the same height would suit one of those uses and not the other.

The craft question is keeping the two pieces looking like a pair despite those differences. Our master Indian artisans work the same crest, the same arm scroll and the same buttoning grid on both, and let the proportions differ - so the eye reads them as a set while the body notices they are not.

Material: Solid teak frames throughout, including backs, arms, corner section, aprons and legs.

Sofa: Corner configuration with a full seat at the angle; back buttoned in a diamond grid along the full length with carved crests above each run and at the corner; shaped top rail dipping between crests.

Armchair: Matching design with a proportionally higher back for a more upright posture, its own carved crest, matching rolled arms.

Arms: Rolled with carved scroll fronts on both pieces; tasselled cushions included.

Apron and legs: Carved apron along the seat rails, short carved cabriole legs.

Upholstery: Shown in ivory; any fabric and colour.

Finish: Champagne as shown, and available in ivory, gold, silver, walnut or natural teak tones.

Additional pieces: Further armchairs, a settee or a low carved centre table can be built to match.

Sizes: Custom sizes made to order - final measurements confirmed in writing before production.

The sofa travels in sections labelled in assembly order, and the armchair travels whole since it passes most doorways as one piece.

Upholstered surfaces are bagged in breathable covers and firm packing bears only on the carved frames, never on the buttoned backs or the seat cushions.

The carved crests on both pieces stand proud and are given shaped foam shells. The carved scroll fronts on the arms are the most exposed detail on either piece - they sit at the outer edge where trolleys and doorframes catch - so each is collared individually in shaped foam.

Champagne-finished surfaces are covered first in a soft non-abrasive layer. Cabriole legs are wrapped individually and fittings pouched.

Everything is crated together with handling instructions marked outside. Every photograph on this page shows the actual furniture before packing - not a render.

Delivery is free anywhere in India and included in the price you are quoted for both pieces, with no freight, packing or handling charge added later.

Production begins once your dimensions, fabric and finish are confirmed in writing. We give you a realistic timeline then and send photographs of your own furniture as the frames are carved and the upholstery built.

On arrival the sofa sections are carried in and assembled, the runs linked at the corner and levelled, and the armchair placed where you want it. Tell us your lift dimensions, staircase turns and doorway widths when you order so we can size the sofa sections to your access. We guarantee dent-free arrival, and if anything is not right, tell us and we will make it right.

The solid teak frames and joinery of both pieces are covered for 20 years - the sofa's back frame, arms, corner section, apron and legs, and the armchair's frame throughout.

A lifetime warranty against termite damage runs with them for as long as you own the furniture, backed by teak's own resistance and confirmed in writing.

An armchair gets moved, and moving is when furniture gets damaged - which is why its legs and arm joints are built to the same standard as the sofa's rather than lighter. If a leg is ever knocked or a joint needs attention years from now, we repair to the original specification, which we keep on file along with the buttoning grid and the carving pattern. That record also means a second armchair ordered later matches the first properly. Our own master Indian artisans do the work and explain it beforehand.