Sectionals, priced piece by piece

A modular sofa range is a pricing problem disguised as a furniture problem. Five module types, three sizes, a dozen fabrics, two leg finishes. The price of any one sectional is easy to calculate and impossible to list.

So most ranges ship with a price list for the pieces and leave the arithmetic to the buyer, or to the sales team.

Build it the way it's made

In the configurator, the buyer builds the sectional from the actual modules: a corner, two seats, a chaise on the left. They change the fabric and see it on every piece at once. They swap a module and the rest of the sofa adjusts.

Each module and each add-on carries its own price. The total updates as pieces go on and come off. There's no spreadsheet to keep in sync, because the prices live in the configurator.

Rules keep it buildable

Not every module connects to every other one. A chaise can't sit in the middle; a corner needs two sides. Rules hide the combinations you can't make, so the buyer only ever builds a sectional your factory can produce, and every option on screen shows its price.

Then the room

Sectionals are the furniture most likely to be the wrong size. The buyer can place the build in their room in AR, at real size, before ordering. No app, just the phone's browser.

For trade and contract buyers

Designers and contract buyers often need a quote, not a cart. The same build can end in a PDF quote instead of a checkout, with every module and its price listed. It goes out without the back-and-forth.

Where it stops

The configurator prices what's in it. Bespoke sizes or custom fabrics outside the range still need your team. And the more modules a range has, the more rules it needs; we set those up with you before launch.

Next step

Open the Modular Sofa demo on our Showcases page and build one yourself. Then send us your range. More in Furniture.