Brühl Moule Two-seater, Fabric Brown

Brühl Moule – a two-seater with a sleep function

Sitting upright to read, reclining the backrest for a film, making up a bed for guests: the Moule switches between these roles in a few simple movements. Two swivel seats make this possible. Swivelled 90 degrees, the armrest becomes a footrest, and the backrest can be lowered to any angle, right down to horizontal. The sofa was designed by Roland Meyer-Brühl, and Brühl has been making it since 2003. The Small, Medium, Large and Extra Small versions can be combined.

Moule two-seater in brown fabric

This Moule is a two-seater with a brown fabric cover and a sleep function. Day to day, it seats two people; at night, the sofa becomes a bed for overnight guests. This makes the sofa a good fit for living rooms that turn into guest rooms when visitors come. The brown looks warm and gives light rooms an anchor. Cushions in cream or mustard yellow add cheerful accents. Compared with a separate guest bed, the sofa saves floor space. It is one of a kind.

Seating comfort and space

Brühl builds the seat on sinuous springs hooked into the frame, topped with layers of high-density foam and a soft layer of wadding. This way, the seat keeps its shape. The seat height of 42 cm is within the usual range. The sofa is 1.8 m wide and 90 cm deep. Leave around 60 to 80 cm clear in front of the sofa. For the lounge and lying positions, the current dimension sheet adds up to 60 cm of width and 44 cm of depth.

Functions and additions

The two swivel seats are turned into a sleeping surface by hand: turn the seats into the lounge position and lower the backrests to any angle. The headrests can be adjusted separately. If you need more places to lie down, the series has three-seaters with a footstool at the middle seat, as well as corner configurations with a longchair. Brühl also makes replacement covers in leather.

Caring for the fabric cover

Care for the fabric cover by vacuuming it regularly and dabbing stains with a damp cloth straight away. Rubbing roughens the weave. Direct sunlight and being close to a radiator dry out the fibres. The cover can be removed for washing or cleaning; Brühl recommends covering the hook strips with loop tape when doing so.

Why buy a pre-owned Brühl Moule?

Brühl has been making the Moule since 2003, and its construction is designed for renewal: covers can be removed and replaced, padding and mechanisms swapped out. According to Brühl, a new cover can even switch from fabric to leather. Behind the model is a family business that has been designing and manufacturing in Bad Steben since 1948. We have inspected this piece in eight stations.