Fence Sofa 2-Seater — Karimoku New Standard
Fence 2-seater sofa by Karimoku New Standard, designed by Geckeler Michels. Solid oak base. Made to order.
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See it from every angle
A form meant to read clearly from every viewpoint. The rotation reveals its volumes, proportions and the details of its making.
Almost architecture
Inspired by industrial pallets, the Fence Sofa raises a high back that preserves privacy — for a meeting, a moment of focus or a time apart. A calm presence that structures large spaces like an architectural element, down to the care given to the back of the sofa.
Japanese oak, a considered back
Solid Japanese oak frame, in a black or natural finish. Padded walls over an elastic core, a firm yet comfortable seat. Precise joinery, beautiful from every angle.
The fabrics
Five upholstery families, from wool knit to recycled denim — each with its own material, hand and character.
Three yarns, a living colour
Kvadrat Steelcut Trio 3 — a three-yarn wool knit that makes the colour vibrate at the surface. Dense, springy and highly hard-wearing (100,000 Martindale) — from the living room to high-traffic spaces.
Depth, gently
Kvadrat Vidar 4 — a wool crêpe weave with a slightly satiny surface and nuanced tones. Matte, warm and very durable (100,000 Martindale).
Two colours woven into one
Kvadrat Coda 2 — two layers of wool in different shades woven together, giving this graphic, textured surface. Understated and durable (100,000 Martindale).
A warm, flecked surface
Maharam Mode & Merit — two New York fabrics: Mode with its flecked recycled yarn, and Merit with its finer two-tone weave. Understated and hard-wearing.
Indigo, a second life
RE:DENIM — recycled denim developed with Factelier for Karimoku New Standard: a dense, matte fabric in deep indigo. An eco-responsible choice (Standard wood only).
Geckeler Michels
Geckeler Michels — a Berlin duo formed by David Geckeler and Frank Michels. Rigorous work on structure and proportion, in the service of understated, durable objects.