Introducing the Modular Organic Wool and Latex Modular. Every piece handcrafted right here in the USA with certified organic ingredients and zero VOCs.
*Some Assembly Required
*This sofa is in stock and will ship in 2-3 days
The Organic Wool and Latex Modular Seating The back of the sofa is crafted with natural latex, coconut coir and natural wool encased in a organic cotton vanilla fabric. Easy to upgrade to Organic Latex (GOLS) and organic wool (GOTS). The cushions are made with GOLS certified organic latex or natural latex, and GOTS certified organic wool or natural wool. Standard cushions are 2 inches of latex surround by wool for the seat and all wool inserts for the back cushions.
The Organic Modular Sofa is our newest and most customizable natural modern piece of furniture in our entire collection. Comfort has never been this natural and affordable. Pillows, body, base are all filled with natural wool.
No petroleum-based chemicals, no polyurethane foam just pure and natural ingredients made with your health and comfort in mind. Ask a team member for assistance.
The Organic Wool and Latex Modular Seating is our newest and most customizable natural modern piece of furniture in our entire collection. Designed with a solid wood base covered in coconut coir, latex and wool back and foundation of the seat section. Ask a team member for assistance. Pillows filled with natural wool, as is the body and base, cushions and arms of the sofa. Comfort has never been this natural and affordable.
*Legs are not chemical-free and will have a stain
The durability of wool is far superior when compared to cotton. Wool releases moisture and odors while cotton absorbs moisture and odors. Wool has longer lifespan, antimicrobial and dust mite resistant.
Our wool is harvested humanely, causing no pain or damage to the sheep skin.
Sheep only consume water, air, and grass, making their coats 100% natural.
Every year sheep produce a new coat of fleece, making it a fully renewable fiber.
Every year sheep produce a new coat of fleece, making it a fully renewable fiber.
Wool production requires less energy, keeping carbon dioxide levels low.
The chemical makeup of wool fiber absorbs harmful pollutants including, formaldehyde, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide.
The fibers in wool naturally take on the most vibrant shade of dye when being color treated.
Wool fibers allow for quick evaporation when wet, making wool one of the most breathable fabrics in the world.
When observing wool under a microscope, the fibers bounce back into shape like a coiled spring.
When compared to synthetics, wool fibers respond to your body temperature. Keeping your body cool when it’s hot and warm when it’s cool.
Wool fibers have a unique outer layer, which prevents stains from ab-sorbing into the fabric. Wool is not prone to static, keeping your furniture dust free.
Wool fabric can easily follow the most demanding flame retardant standards, because it’s fibers are naturally flame resistant.
The durability of wool is far superior when compared to cotton. Wool releases moisture and odors while cotton absorbs moisture and odors. Wool has a longer lifespan, antimicrobial and dust mite resistant.
The cork fabric is way stronger than most other textiles but it cannot reach the strength of animal leather. In comparison to many other materials, such as leather, cork is easy to maintain. Typically, the thickness of cork fabric is around 0.8-1.0mm, which is perfect for upholstery projects. Cork fabric is also incredibly soft, making it a comfortable and durable choice for any chair or sofa. Cork fabric is waterproof, which means it's perfect for use in areas that are prone to spills or moisture.
Not only is it durable and resilient, the fact that it maintains its foliage throughout the year means its cycle of photosynthesis lasts much longer than other trees. One tree can reach from 32 up to 49 ft in height (when adult) and withstand many variable climatic conditions. The cork can be extracted from the tree's outer layer every nine years without causing any harm to the Cork tree. That means a tree can have its cork stripped safely about 15 times during its lifespan.
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