Where did you find the modular seating?

Aurora Cain

4 years ago

I’ve been looking for flexible seat like that. I can’t seem to find anything like that.

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NB Design Group, Inc
4 years ago
Hi Aurora, Thank you for your question.

We custom designed this modular seating and had it manufactured by our upholsterer here in Seattle, WA.
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Where did you find the modular seating?

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