Blade is a large modular sofa with generous proportions and taut geometric lines, echoed by the slender steel legs. Designed by 365° North for Wendelbo, the Blade modular sofa collection offers an infinite number of possible combinations.
Structure interior Frame made of solid wood, steel and MDF with nozag zig zags
Structure padding High resilient variable density polyurethane foam
Seat cushion High resilient foam & downtop
Back 100% down/feather
Cover Loose Legs Black powder coated steel
Maintenance We recommend shaking and fluffing-up the cushions regularly to maintain the shape. This should be done after removing the cushions from the structure for improved air circulation. For maintenance of fabric and leather, please contact us.
Height 90 cm – Seat Height 42 cm
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Modules 19 + 10 288 x 200 cm
Sasso 10 fabric (cushions included)
Modules 19 + 10 288 x 200 cm
Cala 06 fabric (cushions included)
Modules 09 + 20 288 x 200 cm
Sasso 10 fabric (cushions included)
Modules 09 + 20 288 x 200 cm
Cala 06 fabric (cushions included)
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365° North
365° North is a Danish studio founded in 2015 in Aarhus by Henrik Pedersen. Graduated as a fashion designer in 1990, Henrik Pedersen uses a wide variety of knowledge to craft different types of design. He often uses his interest in mathematics as well as his vast experience. Expert and visionary, he quickly understands the potential of new designs.
365° North defends an international approach and traditional Nordic know-how while bringing a touch of innovation and timelessness to each creation. Their core business is lifestyle-based design, ranging from furniture to lighting.
"My main inspiration is neo-Scandinavian design, influenced by the mood of London and the humor of Amsterdam, often with fusion elements, which allows me to combine materials and functions in new and original ways, while pursuing a pure and simple look." explains Henrik Pedersen.