Sofa Sets (3+2+1, 3+1+1) made in Nepal

The 3+2+1 set is still the default furniture purchase of a Nepali household, and it deserves to be. It seats six, it fills three walls, it survives a room full of unannounced relatives, and it does the one job a living room has to do in this country: make sure nobody has to stand.

There is one detail that separates a set built as a set from three sofas sold together, and it is the fabric roll. Upholstery cloth is dyed in lots, and two lots of the same colour code are almost never identical. Put a three-seater from one lot next to a two-seater from another and, under a window, you will see it — slightly warmer, slightly lighter, unmistakable once noticed. We cut a whole set from one roll and take the legs from one polish batch. If you add a piece later, bring the invoice; we reserve your cloth for six months.

Choose between the two set formats by measuring your floor, not your wall. RP Basanta Suite — 3+2+1 — needs a room that can take three substantial pieces without closing the walking path, roughly twelve by fourteen feet and up. RP Basanta Compact — 3+1+1 — swaps the two-seater for a second armchair, which is the single best trick in a small Nepali living room: single seats can be angled, pushed apart when guests arrive, or moved to a bedroom later. A two-seater has to stay where it was put.

Sets are also where mixing materials makes sense. Leather on the centre three-seater where the wear happens, matched fabric on the sides, at a lower total cost than an all-leather set. Or a plain cloth on the big pieces and a patterned jacquard on the single-seater.

Whatever you choose, we will write the exact figure for your fabric and your sizes before you pay a single rupee of advance.

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