Brühl Moule Two-seater, Leather Grey

Brühl Moule – a transforming sofa in leather

Feet up for a TV evening, lying flat for an afternoon nap, a bed for guests: the Moule takes on all three roles. This is made possible by swivel seats designed by Roland Meyer-Brühl. Once a seat is turned 90 degrees, the armrest is at the front and, when lowered, serves as a footrest. You then set the backrest to any angle, right down to horizontal. Brühl has been making the Moule since 2003, and all functions are operated by hand.

Moule two-seater in grey leather – floor model

This Moule is a two-seater in grey leather with a sleep function. It was on display in a showroom and was never used in a home. Both seats can be swivelled and adjusted independently of each other; together they form a sleeping surface for overnight guests. The grey leather goes well with wood, glass and metal. The sofa suits living rooms, studies or guest rooms. It is one of a kind.

Seating comfort and space

The Moule rests on sinuous springs hooked into the frame, topped with layers of high-density foam and a soft layer of wadding beneath the leather. For the current Moule Medium, specialist retailers state a seat depth of 53 cm; the seat height of 42 cm is typical. The sofa takes up 1.8 m of wall and 90 cm of depth. Leave around 60 to 80 cm clear in front of the sofa. For the sleeping surface, the current dimension sheet adds up to 44 cm of depth and 60 cm of width.

Functions and additions

For sleeping, you swing both seats 90 degrees forwards and lower the backrests to horizontal. You adjust the headrests separately. According to Brühl, the mechanisms can be replaced if they no longer move smoothly. The series offers additions such as armchairs or footstools, as well as longchairs and corner sofas.

Caring for the leather cover

Regular dusting with a soft cloth is all the leather needs. Blot spills straight away, without rubbing. Once or twice a year, give the leather a suitable care product; test it first on a hidden area. Keep the sofa away from radiators and direct sunlight. The cover is removable, but leather is never washed.

Why a Brühl Moule floor model?

The Moule has been in Brühl's range since 2003 and is designed to last for decades. Covers can be removed and renewed, fittings and padding exchanged. Brühl is a family business that has been building upholstered furniture in Bad Steben since 1948. This sofa has only ever stood in a showroom. We have inspected it in eight stations.