A small living room that sometimes has to seat eight
Apartment living rooms are drawn for the family that lives there, not for the relatives who arrive for a festival or a birthday.
Sabha hides its extra seats under the table: upholstered cube stools that slide out when guests come and vanish when they leave.
Four decisions
Stools that disappear
The cube stools tuck fully under the top, so the extra seats take no floor space day to day.
Two colours of stool
The stools come in grey and cream, so they can match the sofa or contrast with it.
A white stone top
The square white top is sintered stone, easy to clean after a crowded evening.
A dark grey base
A dark grey base carries the top and frames the stools when they are tucked away.
Materials, named
As shown, a white sintered-stone top on a charcoal powder-coated base, with cube stools upholstered in grey and cream faux leather.
The making
The Sabha base is welded and powder-coated, the stone top cut and edged, and each stool framed, padded and upholstered so it slides cleanly beneath the top.
The finished piece
It suits a compact living room that hosts family gatherings, where four extra seats are needed a few times a month.
We build the Sabha in our Hyderabad factory and deliver it to homes across the city, from Gachibowli and Kondapur to Tellapur, Gandipet and Jubilee Hills.
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