The Colour of Late Afternoon: Jude Sectional Sofa in Warm Tan

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Jude arrives in a fourth colourway, a warm tan that moves the sectional out of the cool, neutral register of its first three.

Jude has worn greys and naturals through three colourways, and the fourth is the first to leave the cool side of the spectrum. Warm Tan is a soft, sun-toned brown, closer to late afternoon light than to mid-morning. It lands as the room itself is turning warmer: after a decade of grey as the default, brown and caramel are the tones designers are reaching for now.

A new colourway for the Jude sectional, built from two modules: the 1-seater from AED 2 980 and the corner from AED 3 920

On the Curve

The shift reads more clearly on Jude than it would on a flatter sofa. The design is built almost entirely of rounded, rolled forms, and a curved surface catches light along its whole length. Where a flat panel would hold one even colour, the tan deepens in the hollows and lifts on the crests, so the same fabric shows several tones at once. The velvet nap carries this further, changing with the angle of the light.

With equal arms either side of the corner, the same modules hold a larger group in a balanced L

One corner module turns a long run into an L, wrapping the seating around the angle of a room

Left without a corner, the modules line up into one long, low run along a single wall

Fewer pieces make a shorter straight length for a smaller room

The sectional is built from two pieces, the 1-seater and the corner, which combine into a long run, an L, or a compact pair. The character of the colour holds across every layout.