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This left armrest piece is part of Ferm Living’s Catena system, and honestly, it’s one of those furniture ideas that makes you wonder why everyone doesn’t do modular sofas this way. The whole thing is inspired by how a chain hangs naturally – that curved droopy shape you get when you hold both ends – and they basically turned that into furniture form. The Rich Linen Natural fabric feels exactly like what you’d want to curl up in, and the proportions are seriously generous. At 138cm wide, there’s room to properly stretch out sideways or share the armrest space without feeling cramped. The “low living” concept means everything sits closer to the ground, which somehow makes it feel more relaxed and casual than typical sofas that perch you up high. What’s really practical about this armrest module is how it connects to other Catena pieces without any weird gaps or wobbly connections. The microcellular foam sounds fancy but basically means it won’t get that sad, compressed look that cheap foam gets after a few months. The seat sits at 42cm high, which works well for most people – not too low that you need help getting up, not so high your feet dangle. The covers come off completely now, which is huge if you’ve ever tried to clean a sofa that wasn’t designed for real life. Whether you’re building a small two-seater setup or planning some massive family sectional, this piece anchors the whole thing and gives you that proper armrest support on the left side. Ferm Living keeps doing these smart modular systems because they get that people’s living situations change. You might start with a small setup in an apartment, then add pieces when you move somewhere bigger, or rearrange everything when kids come along. The Catena collection works with that reality instead of forcing you to buy a whole new sofa every few years. They’re based in Copenhagen and have this approach where everything should work for actual daily life rather than just looking perfect in photos. That’s why det
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