Trend Module Lounge with Bouclé
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Trend Module Lounge with Bouclé
Celebrate the best in Australian furniture design — a true modern classic reinvented for today.
Originally designed by Peter Brown in 1970, the Trend Lounge was ahead of its time — embracing the movement towards modular furniture using the finest Australian-made foam and upholstery. Today, it returns with a fresh take, featuring luxurious bouclé fabric and versatile indoor/outdoor options.
Its signature angular silhouette, lightweight chromed frame, and exceptional comfort make it a showpiece in any space. Whether you prefer a single seat or a full suite with footstool, this lounge is as flexible as your design vision.
Handcrafted in Adelaide to the exacting standards of TH Brown — Australia’s oldest furniture maker — the Trend Module Lounge continues to embody timeless craftsmanship. All foams are sourced from Dunlop Foams, the same supplier that crafted the originals in the '70s.
Dimensions
Modular design — specifications vary by configuration.
Standard single-seat and footstool dimensions available upon enquiry.
Materials
- Premium Australian-made Dunlop Foam
- Upholstered in textured Bouclé (other fabrics available)
- Chromed or powder-coated steel frame
Weight
Weight depends on configuration; please enquire for specifics.
Customisation
- Choose from a wide range of indoor/outdoor upholstery options
- Customisable frame colours
- Available as single module, footstool, or multi-seat configurations
Please Note:
The Trend Lounge is made to order and non-refundable. We encourage you to confirm all specifications, colours, and fabric choices before placing your order.
Each Piece Includes
- Individually numbered for authenticity
- Certificate of Authenticity
- 10-Year Warranty
- Care Instructions
For custom configurations, fabric samples, or delivery enquiries, please contact our team.
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