A Hexagon-Corner Daybed Sofa Built for an Architect's Living Room
ARROYO GRANDE, CALIFORNIA
Brandye and Kirk, both architects, asked us for an L-shaped daybed sofa that fit their second-floor living room exactly. It had to end just before the balcony door, leave room for their sculptural floor lamp, and sit over a floor vent without blocking it.
“She helped guide us to a result that was even better than our original vision.”
BRANDYE, CALIFORNIA
Project at a Glance
CLIENTS Brandye & Kirk
HOUSEHOLD Two adults and their dog
LOCATION Arroyo Grande, California
What We Customized
Mah Jong sectional
Custom proportions for the room.
Corner base
Teak planks with ventilation gaps.
Gap tables
Two custom checkerboard teak tables.
The Brief: Two Architects Who Knew Their Room to the Inch
They knew exactly what they wanted. Our job was to build it.
Brandye and Kirk are both architects, so they knew their space inside out.
They knew exactly what the sofa had to do.
Designing Around a Door, a Lamp and a Floor Vent
Every end and corner of this sofa was set by something already in the room.
The measurements were the tricky part.
We adjusted the mock-up until every edge landed where they wanted it.
The Color Story: A “Disciplined” Move From Violet to Orange
Violet on the left, orange on the right, and a butterfly print in the middle.
The shift had to feel deliberate.
We coordinated every color precisely and sent free swatches before production.
LEFT · VIOLET
CENTER · THE TRANSITION
RIGHT · ORANGE
LEFT · VIOLET
Ombré jacquard over violet velvet
The ombré jacquard on the left module, photographed in our studio.
Our custom butterfly print: violet butterflies on an orange ground, photographed in our studio.
The Teak: Tables Built to Last, and to Breathe
Everything wooden is made of separate teak pieces with space between them, not one solid slab.
The matching gap tables are custom-sized Burmese teak with checkerboard tops. We kept the finish dark brown so the premium grain could show.
The corner base had to carry the module over the floor vent without covering it. Continuous planks with gaps let air through, while six stainless steel legs keep the vent clear.
Why don’t we make wood tops from one solid slab?
Wood moves with humidity. Gaps between planks let air through and give the wood room to move, which is why we build them into every custom wood piece.
The hexagon corner base: continuous Burmese teak planks with ventilation gaps.
One of the two matching checkerboard gap tables, custom-sized to the room.
Stainless steel legs, positioned to keep the floor vent clear.
The Result
An empty room became a place to sit and look out over the lake.
Delivery was not the end of it: every customer receives lifetime support.
- INCLUDED
- Customs duties, tariffs and import taxes
- AFTER DELIVERY
- Lifetime support: product care and adding modules
In Their Words
“We had a fantastic experience with Adorn Croft! Sloane provided exceptional support throughout the design of our custom sofa and teak tables. Her team’s follow-through and service were top-notch. We’re thrilled with the final result—highly recommend!”
BRANDYE, CALIFORNIA
Frequently Asked Questions
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