Brühl Moule Two-seater, Fabric Beige

Brühl Moule – swivel seats for sitting and lying down

Reading with your feet up, an afternoon nap, a place for guests to sleep: the Moule covers all of this in a few simple movements. It is based on the swivel seats. Turn a seat 90 degrees and the armrest comes to the front and can be lowered to form a footrest. The backrest follows, infinitely adjustable down to horizontal. Brühl sees the distinctive bend in the backrest as a reference to this adjustability. The Moule was designed by Roland Meyer-Brühl and has been made since 2003.

Moule two-seater in beige fabric

This Moule two-seater is upholstered in beige fabric in the shade Sand and has chrome details. With the sleep function, the two swivel seats become a sleeping surface; during the day, it seats two. The shiny metal creates a cool contrast with the warm fabric. The sofa suits living rooms or guest rooms that occasionally host overnight visitors. A coffee table in glass or metal goes well with it too. It is one of a kind.

Seating comfort and space

Beneath the cover is a base of sinuous springs, topped with high-density foam and a soft layer of wadding. Brühl tailors this construction to the model and the desired seating comfort; the seat keeps its shape. A seat height of 42 cm is a typical figure. The two-seater needs 1.8 m along the wall and 90 cm of depth, plus around 60 to 80 cm of walking space in front. In the lying position, a Moule two-seater becomes up to 60 cm wider and 44 cm deeper, according to the current dimension sheet.

Functions and additions

For overnight guests, you turn both seats 90 degrees and lower the backrests to horizontal. You can then fine-tune the headrests and backrests individually. Brühl still makes the Moule as a two- and three-seater, armchair, footstool, longchair and corner sofa. The manufacturer offers replacement covers, in leather too, as well as spare feet and glides through specialist retailers.

Caring for the fabric cover

Vacuum the fabric regularly with the upholstery nozzle and dab stains with a damp cloth, without rubbing. The cover can be removed; washable Brühl fabrics can go on a gentle cycle at up to 30 degrees, others should be dry-cleaned. Simply wipe the chrome parts with a damp cloth and then rub them dry. Abrasive cleaners scratch the surface.

Why buy a pre-owned Brühl Moule?

Brühl has offered the Moule since 2003 and, like all its seating, designs it to last for decades. Parts that see heavy everyday use can be replaced: covers, padding, mechanisms, feet and glides. It is made in-house in Bad Steben, where the family business has operated since 1948. This piece has been inspected in eight stations.