ANYWAY SOFA SYSTEM After five years of evolution, we believe that we have developed a uniquely dynamic and streamlined process which results in interesting, relevant and attractive furniture for our times. Our new Anyway Sofa is the perfect example. With a carefully considered and engineered selection of elements, the Anyway Sofa System can be built in a wide range of configurations. It can accommodate internal and external bends of both 30deg and 90deg. A high level of comfort is achieved through its sprung and angled seat, together with a contoured backrest – which can be high or low as desired....

The Anyway sofa system is highly adaptable and has the ability to blend in on stand out in any environment, as desired. These key points will help you to achieve your vision -whichever that may be... The Anyway sofa adapts itself to follow interior walls - on creates dynamic freestanding islands. Use our 3D and 2D CAD files to configure your interior space in plan view. The side panel incorporates the armrest and is the perfect way to “close” your sofa. Alternatively omit this component and leave your sofa open ended. Choose between 46 or 42cm seat height. Fast moving, high traffic environments...

ANYWAY ARMCHAIR (AN-05) Low back, upholstered armchair with legs in wood and metal. W:72 D:70 H:76/80 SH:42/46 ANYWAY 2 SEATER SOFA (AN-01) Low back, upholstered sofa with legs in wood and metal. W:132 D:70 H:76/80 SH:42/46 ANYWAY 3 SEATER SOFA (AN-03) Low back, upholstered sofa with legs in wood and metal. W:192 D:70 H:76/80 SH:42/46 ANYWAY SIDE PANEL (SC-461/SC-462) Upholstered side panel to be used with low back sections. ANYWAY SIDE PANEL (SC-463/SC-464) Upholstered side panel to be used with high back sections. ANYWAY ARMCHAIR (AN-06) High back, upholstered armchair with legs in wood and...

MASSPRODUCTIONS L« OFFICE/SHOWROOM Lugnets Alle 48E, 120 66 Stockholm, Sweden Telephone: +46 (0)8 789 03 90, Fax: +46 (0)8 702 01 90 E-mail: [email protected] All products designed by Chris Martin Catalogue design: Stefan Andersson/BrittonBritton Architectural rendering: Walk the Room Printing: Newspaper Club