Salix High-Back Sofa — Two Seat

XAVORNEX Furniture — softness with a spine

The Salix is a meeting room wearing upholstery: wings and backs drawn from acoustic measurement, wool over PET-felt shells, and power in the arm where laptops actually live.

Quiet furniture carries its silence in the structure: high backs that wrap the head's acoustic shadow, PET-felt shells that absorb rather than reflect, frames in steel and engineered timber built for contract use, and upholstery in wool blends rated for tens of thousands of rubs. The lounge stays a lounge; the sound stays at the sofa.

Design & Craft

• Two years parts and labour
• Acoustic geometry first: wings, backs and hoods from measurement
• Planning pairs: sofas that build rooms without walls
• Feet and glides silent on stone, wood and carpet
• Two-and-a-half zones: sit, perch, retreat
• PET-felt shells absorb; wool blends rated for contract rubs

Specifications

Care

Brush felt shells with a clothes brush, treat wool with wool's manners, and keep solvents away. Frames want nothing but honesty about loads. Every cover, cushion and glide is a stocked part for fifteen years.

Questions, Answered

Does furniture really change room acoustics?
High backs and felt shells absorb and shadow speech at the point it starts, dropping the room's babble floor. It complements panels; it does not replace them — we will say which your room needs first.

How heavy are the pieces to move?
Weights are listed and glides are floor-kind; high-backs move on two people and ten metres of patience. Castor options exist where rearranging is weekly sport.

The XAVORNEX Promise

Two years parts and labour, fifteen years of parts on the shelf — fans, gaskets, glass and upholstery panels included — and a service desk that answers before lunch.