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Morrow / A small furniture edit

A piece for
the room
you have.

A wood-frame armchair, low storage, a round side table and glazed stoneware. Each piece has dimensions and condition notes.

A wood-frame lounge armchair with oatmeal cushions

Seating

Curve armchair

Wood frame · woven upholstery

View the object
74 cm wide76 cm high

The edit

A room does not need
everything at once.

A chair with a clear outline, storage that sits quietly against a wall, a table within reach. Morrow brings a small group of objects together around the way a room is used.

Find a place for the piece

A room.
A useful dimension.

Compare the object width with the space in mind. Depth, height and the route into the room still need their own check.

4 objects in the edit

Curve armchair

Seating

Curve armchair

74W × 80D × 76H cm

A low lounge chair with broad curved arms, an exposed wooden frame and oatmeal woven cushions. The exposed frame keeps the chair looking light around its broad cushions.

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Low cabinet

Storage

Low cabinet

150W × 42D × 62H cm

A long, low cabinet with two sliding doors and short square legs. Recessed handles leave the warm wooden door fronts clear of protruding hardware.

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The curved arms and exposed frame of a lounge chair

Sculptural seating

Look at the outline.
Then imagine sitting down.

Arms, back and the space below the seat give a chair its shape. The dimensions and condition notes bring that first impression back to a practical choice.

Read the seating notes

Condition, plainly described

The surface
deserves a closer look.

A mark, a change in tone or a softened edge can be part of an object’s appearance. Our notes describe those details separately from what we know about its history.

Dimensions, condition & attribution

Low cabinet

Storage without
a crowded outline.

Two sliding doors, recessed pulls and a long horizontal shape. The cabinet’s width and depth are as important as its front view.

The cabinet details
A low wooden cabinet with sliding doors
A quiet room with sculptural furniture and ceramic objects

How we choose

Form, material
and room to breathe.

The thinking behind the edit

A smaller footprint

The things
within reach.

Before choosing

Three dimensions.
And the way through the door.

  1. The footprint

    Width and depth show how much floor or surface space the piece occupies.

  2. The height

    Consider the furniture and objects already around it.

  3. The access

    Doorways, turns and stairs are a separate part of planning the move.

The practical guide