Custom sofas
AI visualization · Specifications by quotationChoose the sofa arrangement around the room, then compare the usable seat dimensions and delivery route. Supplier size and upholstery references are a starting point for a custom sofa brief; changed dimensions, modules and materials need confirmation for the selected model.
Actual DAYLIGHT supplier images with source references. Dimensions, materials and packing remain subject to written confirmation.
Specification priorities
Identify the exact configuration
Mark straight, corner and chaise modules on the plan, including left/right orientation as viewed from the front. Separate overall dimensions from usable seat width, depth and height. A size listed for one arrangement should not be assumed to describe every catalog image.
Decide what a sample must resolve
Request the frame, suspension and cushion build-up as well as the upholstery reference. Use a physical sample or mock-up to discuss seat feel, seams and removable covers. Comfort, cleaning compatibility and durability need their own review rather than being inferred from the silhouette.
Plan connectors and delivery access
Check the largest packed component against doors, stair turns and elevator openings. Confirm removable legs or backs, module connectors, cushion retention and who assembles the arrangement. Label every module in the item schedule when several rooms or configurations are ordered.
FURNITURE BUYING QUESTIONS
Questions before you specify
Brief answers point to the detailed checks, source boundaries and next step for your furniture request.
How do I specify the right sofa configuration?
Mark the arrangement, orientation and module sizes on the plan. Check usable seat dimensions separately from the overall footprint, then compare the largest packed component with the delivery route.
Can I use my own fabric or leather (COM/COL)?
Ask whether the selected model can accept the proposed material before buying or sending it. Provide the supplier reference, width, composition, repeat and direction. Required quantity, suitability, handling and responsibility need written confirmation.