Luxury Sofa Design in Carved Teak - Silver Grey with Rounded Chaise

Rounding every corner on a sofa is a decision about how a room feels rather than how it looks in a photograph. Hard edges register in peripheral vision - you notice a sharp corner without looking at it, which is why furniture with square arms can make a small room feel crowded even when it fits. Round everything and the same volume of furniture reads as taking up less space.

It costs more, because curves cannot be cut from straight stock. Every rail is shaped, every cushion is patterned individually, and the upholstery has to be eased round compound curves without a single pleat showing.

The place where that skill is visible is the transition on the back - buttoned across the flat centre, smooth where it wraps towards the arm. Our master Indian artisans stop the buttoning exactly where the curve begins to tighten, because a diamond grid taken one row too far into a curve puckers, and a pucker on an otherwise perfect back is the only thing anyone will see.

Material: Solid teak frame throughout, including back, arm, chaise, base and legs.

Back: Curved in plan and profile; buttoned in a diamond grid across the centre under two carved crests, smooth and rolled where it wraps towards the arm and the chaise.

Arm: Rolled bolster arm at the closed end with a carved scroll below.

Chaise: Open, with the outer corner rounded rather than cut square.

Base: Buttoned in a shallow grid beneath the seat cushions, giving the sofa a visible foundation.

Seat cushions: Cut individually to the curves of the frame; shown striped against plain frame upholstery.

Legs: Short carved legs lifting the frame just clear of the floor.

Upholstery: Any fabric and colour; plain or fine weaves suit the shaping better than large patterns.

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

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

The sofa travels in sections with joints engineered for assembly in your room, each packed separately and labelled in assembly order.

Curved sections have no flat face to pack against, so each is crated to its own profile with shaped support following the curve rather than pressed against a straight board.

Upholstered surfaces are bagged in breathable covers and firm packing bears only on the carved frame. Seat cushions travel separately so nothing compresses them.

The two carved crests are given shaped foam shells, and the rolled bolster arm is supported along its length. The rounded chaise corner - the most exposed point on the piece - is collared in foam.

White carved legs are wrapped individually, since pale finishes show every scuff. Fittings travel in a labelled pouch. Everything is crated together with handling instructions. Every photograph here shows the actual sofa before packing - not a render.

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

Production begins once your dimensions, chaise hand, fabric and finish are confirmed in writing. We give you a realistic timeline then and send photographs of your own sofa as the curved frame is shaped and the upholstery eased round it.

On arrival the sections are carried in and assembled in your room, the frame levelled and the curves checked for alignment, then the cushions placed and the piece positioned. Tell us your lift dimensions, staircase turns and doorway widths when you order and we size the 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 frame and joinery are covered for 20 years - the curved back frame, the arm, the chaise, the base and every joint between them. A frame curved in plan is assembled from shaped sections rather than straight rails, so it has more joints than a conventional sofa, and each is cut to hold its curve permanently.

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

Re-covering a curved sofa depends on having the original cushion patterns, since none of them are rectangles - and we keep them, along with the frame dimensions, the buttoning plot and the chaise hand, for your exact piece. That makes a re-cover years from now a matter of cutting to the existing patterns rather than starting again. The white finish can be cleaned back and re-laid. Our own master Indian artisans do the work and explain it beforehand.