Chadwick modular seating
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Chadwick Modular Seating is a modular sofa composed of one or more sections that can be arranged to create long, contiguous seating surfaces for offices and homes. Multiple-section shapes were produced in many fabrics and colors. Sections were available in straight, wedge, and elbow shapes.[1]
Don Chadwick designed the system in 1974 for Herman Miller.[2]
