Ferm Living Catena Sofa Open End
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$2,600.00at Courthouse InteriorsChecked 1 h ago
Deal: 50% off at Forom Shop →Compared across 12 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
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The Catena Open End is a single low, deep seat module from Ferm Living's Catena modular sofa line, made in Italy with an FSC-certified wood frame and microcellular foam wrapped in a removable cover. It sits very low and leans back like a beanbag, so it suits lounging rather than upright sitting. The open end has no armrest, which lets it cap a run of Catena modules or stand alone as a chaise-like seat. Against boxy modular sofas it trades firm support for softness and a sculpted look, and owners of the line tend to praise the comfort and fabric but note the low seat is hard to get out of.
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Lowest price we've seen: $2,600.00 on Nov 11 at Courthouse Interiors; highest $3,969.00 on Nov 7. Tracked across 11 stores since Nov 7.
Owners of the Catena line describe it as soft, deep and comfortable for lounging, with a sculpted look that anchors a room. The main complaints are the very low seat, which is awkward to rise from, and covers that take patience to refit after washing.
The Catena Sofa Open End is a low-slung modular sofa from Ferm Living, inspired by the shape of a beanbag and designed for relaxed "low living." It is handmade in Italy.
The cover is wool bouclé (61% wool, 32% cotton, 7% nylon). It is removable and held in place by discreet Velcro fastenings underneath. The backrest and seat are PU foam with soft polyester padding over an inner wooden structure made with FSC™ certified wood. The microcellular foam is used for comfort and durability, and the feet are polypropylene.
For care, vacuum frequently on medium power. Remove wet stains by carefully dabbing with a lint-free cloth or sponge wrung in warm, detergent-free water.
