Brühl Roro Soft Three-seater, Leather Black

Brühl Roro Soft – softly upholstered convertible sofa

The Roro was designed by Roland Meyer-Brühl, and Brühl has been building it since 1998. All Roro models share the same principle: the seats swivel through 90 degrees and swing into a lounging or lying position. The armrests and backrests are infinitely adjustable. The soft version features opulent, full upholstery on a slender-looking base. Brühl describes its seating comfort as soft and enveloping. There is also the classic version with firmer upholstery and the spring version with a pocket spring core.

Roro Soft three-seater in black leather

Three seats, black leather and a sleep function: this Roro Soft is a three-seater made up of two pieces. With the black cover, the full upholstery of the soft version looks calm and cohesive. Chrome, glass and dark wood go well with it. During the day, three people can sit here, and in the evening the sofa can become a place for guests to sleep. A one-of-a-kind piece for living rooms with a long wall.

Seating comfort and space

According to specialist retailers, the soft version has a polyurethane foam core on sinuous springs, with the full upholstery on top. So you sit rather softly. The seat height of 42 cm is standard. At 2.7 m wide and 90 cm deep, the three-seater needs a long wall. For the lying position, just over a metre of depth is added. In any case, around 60 to 80 cm of walking space should be left clear in front of it.

Functions and additions

This three-seater has a sleep function. On the Roro, the lying position is created by the swivel seats: you swivel the seat through 90 degrees by hand and swing it forward. You then set the armrests and backrests to the position that suits you. Lowered armrests are an extension of the lying surface, not a seat. In the soft version, the range also includes footstools, longchairs and multifunctional armchairs.

Caring for the leather cover

Wipe the black leather regularly with a soft, dry cloth, as dust shows up quickly on it. Once or twice a year, care for it with a suitable product, testing it on a hidden spot first. Dab stains rather than rubbing them. Keeping it away from radiators and strong sunlight protects it from drying out. The Roro’s covers are removable.

Why buy a pre-owned Brühl Roro Soft?

Brühl is a family business and has been manufacturing in Bad Steben since 1948, with a high proportion of handwork. It equips its convertible models with specially developed fittings that can be replaced if necessary. For a pre-owned Roro Soft, this means the mechanism, upholstery and covers can be renewed, while the frame stays. This piece has been inspected in eight stations.