Brühl Tomo Corner sofa, Fabric Grey

Brühl Tomo – low armrests and backrests, plenty of flexibility

The Tomo was designed by Roland Meyer-Brühl. Brühl describes it as a sofa where people come together: to relax, to talk and to read. Typical of it is the clean form, with armrests and backrests that sit low in the basic position. Infinitely adjustable backrests allow you to sit upright as well as lean back and relax casually. Brühl calls it super comfortable and very versatile, and builds it in two versions, soft and compact.

Tomo corner sofa in grey fabric

This Tomo corner sofa is covered in grey fabric and has a reclining function. Seen from the front, the corner is on the left, and two pieces offer three seats. The understated grey goes well with colourful cushions and light woods, and cushions in yellow or petrol blue add fresh accents. The corner sofa is made for living rooms where people sit together, read and lean back. It is one of a kind.

Seating comfort and space

According to specialist retailers, the Tomo has a polyurethane foam core on sinuous springs, and the seat depth is 56 cm. How firmly you sit depends on the version: soft is casually soft, compact pleasantly firm. The seat height of 44 cm is standard. The corner sofa needs around 2.4 m of wall space and just under 1.4 m on the corner side. Depending on the position of the backrests, up to 40 cm of depth is added according to the dimension sheet, and folded-down armrests need around 20 cm on each side.

Functions and additions

This corner sofa has a reclining function. On the Tomo, it is based on the infinitely adjustable backrests, which offer numerous relaxing positions. When raised, the backrests reach a height of up to 107 cm, according to the dimension sheet. If you want to lie down for a moment, fold the armrests down to the side. Brühl offers footrests as an option, and according to Brühl, a footstool from the range adds extra comfort.

Caring for the fabric cover

Vacuum the fabric regularly with a soft upholstery nozzle, especially along the seat edges and in the corner. Dab stains immediately with a light-coloured, damp cloth without rubbing. The Tomo’s covers are removable and attached to the body of the sofa with hook-and-loop tape. Depending on the fabric, they are dry-cleaned or washed on a gentle cycle at up to 30 °C, never tumble-dried.

Why buy a pre-owned Brühl Tomo?

According to Brühl, the Tomo’s removable covers ensure a long service life. The family business has been manufacturing in Bad Steben since 1948 with a high proportion of handwork; each complete cover is sewn there by a single person. Brühl describes the clean-lined Tomo as timeless and adaptable. With a new cover, it can be given a different look later on. This piece has been inspected in eight stations.