Cubit Sofa

Cubit declines the functional connector system and simple esthetics that characterize their shelves into the new modular sofa presented at imm cologne.

The Cubit brand’s modular world of furnishings is being expanded to include the innovative Cubit sofa presented at imm cologne.

The Cubit shelf is set to be joined by a brand new sofa equipped with similar advantages: a functional connector system and simple esthetics.

Customers can combine a multitude of elements for seating cushions, armrests and backrests to create their very own, personal sofa – even for unusual furnishing situations. And to do this, they can use Cubit’s online configurator. Each module can be used on a stand-alone basis as an armchair or arranged with other elements to create a sofa and even a complete seating landscape. And the design possibilities are diverse.

The connector system is invisible at first glance; the elements are assembled without the need for any tools whatsoever. Molded L-shaped bent wood connects the elements, creating a sturdy finished product. Removable custom-fit covers which wrap themselves around the seating modules are also available. They are attached using hook-and-loop fasteners and hidden zippers. It’s an easy process that doesn’t require any special skills.

The cushions are the smallest modular parts of the Cubit sofa. A brand-new product is the double cushion. The seam enables the cushion to be folded double, thereby simply increasing its height and changing its function. Five high-quality fabric collections, including Jab Anstoetz, De Ploeg and Rohi, were chosen for the Cubit sofa.

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Cubit Sofa, Cubit MYMITO GmbH

Cubit Sofa, Cubit MYMITO GmbH

Cubit Sofa, Cubit MYMITO GmbH

Cubit Sofa, Cubit MYMITO GmbH

Cubit Sofa, Cubit MYMITO GmbH

Cubit Sofa, Cubit MYMITO GmbH

19–25 January 2015
Cubit MYMITO GmbH
Hall 02.2, Stand H028
imm cologne
Koelnmesse
Messeplatz 1, Cologne

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