F9695 Panoramic Curved Sectional

The F9695 is a panoramic sectional that bends around a room in angled segments — green-grey tweed modules turning through a wide, faceted curve, joined at the corner by an inset table topped in tan leather, the whole composition floating on slim legs. Not an L and not an arc: a sweep built from straight pieces, wrapping the space the way a bay window wraps a view.

Design & Character

Each module sets its seat at a slight angle to the next, so the sofa opens outward like a fan — sitters share the curve without facing a single direction, and the ends finish as open, backless points that invite sideways lounging. At the sweep's hinge, the upholstery gives way to the leather-topped platform: a built-in landing for books and glasses exactly where the arrangement gathers. Low backs, loose cushions, daylight running underneath — scale handled with lightness.

Materials & Finish

The tweed is a mossy grey-green fleck with genuine depth of yarn, warm in tone and forgiving in use, dressed with cushions in olive and sage. The corner table wears smooth tan leather over its surface — a saddle-toned counterpoint stitched into the sofa's own body — and the legs run slim and dark beneath. Fabric, hide, and air: the panoramic pieces of the material story.

Made for the Room That Gathers Wide

This is seating for breadth — the lounge that faces a long window, the open plan whose conversation area must hold many without boxing them in, the showroom-scale living floor. The faceted curve seats a crowd in half-turns toward each other, and the open ends keep the composition approachable from every side. Where a U-shape encloses, the F9695 embraces and stays open.

Styling & Pairing

Center it on a low square table and let a soft-edged rug trace the curve's footprint. The green-grey tonality pairs with olive, clay, and timber; the leather inset finds its echo in a tan chair or stool across the room. Keep the sightline over its low backs clear — this sofa is designed to be seen across, not around.

Why This Piece

Furniture that bends usually sacrifices order; furniture that stays straight sacrifices warmth. The F9695 refuses both losses — geometry in its segments, generosity in its sweep. Sit at one open end at a showroom and look down the curve: the way the seats angle toward each other is the design, felt from inside it.