Does the Linear sofa feel different to sit on depending on the leather and fabric options?
Sometimes people wonder if the sofa's outer material also changes the firmness of the cushions. This is a question from someone debating between the leather and fabric models based on seating comfort.
The Linear sofa feels different to sit on because selecting leather as the outer material uses medium soft internal filling, while selecting fabric uses medium internal filling.
Leather is soft and fabric is firm. The firmness of the seat cushion internal filling that touches your hips varies depending on the outer upholstery option chosen for the Linear sofa. If you choose leather, medium soft filling goes inside, and if you choose fabric, medium filling goes inside[1].
Generally, natural leather has the property of responding flexibly when weight is applied, while woven fabric requires support to hold up so that the cloth does not stretch easily when repeatedly sat upon. BY HEYDEY paired a plush cushion to bring out the natural charm unique to leather, and combined a slightly firmer cushion with fabric to reduce shape changes that occur over long periods of use[2]. If you prefer a feeling of being snugly enveloped, the leather option is suitable, and if you want a neat, stably supportive sensation, the fabric option is a good fit.
The specific density and detailed composition of the foam used as the seat cushion internal filling have not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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Linear Sofa | Leather
Measurements
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 높이 | 180mm |