Sofa specifications and study notes

September 10, 2026. This extends the two accepted V6 detail studies across the complete selected list. 22 configurations cover 16 selected shape/depth combinations, five additional smaller configurations that can retain the credenza, and the pictured four-across Dillon for comparison with the proposed smaller assembly. Earlier galleries, models, reference screenshots and images remain unchanged.

These sofa notes were recorded September 10, 2026. The current explorer includes the September 16 bathroom, partition and island corrections, aligned stairs and a Sofa only setting; see room measurements. Furniture dimensions and source decisions below remain the basis of the study. The sofa placement below is historical; the current model is translated 2 inches toward the bookcase while retaining its bathroom-wall offset.

Placement used for the furnished study

• Every sofa moves 9 inches toward the bookcase: rear coordinate 233 → 224 inches on the provisional 236-inch room axis. The seven-inch allowance from slider glass to the nearest sofa end stays the same.
• The new corner projection is 20 inches wide × 8½ inches deep, as approximately described by the user. Its position at the glass-side end and its full ceiling height are assumptions. Its nominal front is at 227½ inches, leaving 3½ inches to the sofa back (a little less at the modeled skirting).
• The same compact coffee table moves forward nine inches to maintain its longitudinal relationship with the sofa. The opposite chairs, room lighting, gray walls, drapes and bookcase retain their previous positions and appearance.
• The existing credenza model returns wherever the nominal kitchen-side passage is at least 36 inches. Its depth is corrected to the measured 20 inches. Its length, height, decorations and precise position still come from the approximate original room model. The existing white wall returns in those scenes; the painting treatment remains in scenes with the cabinet removed.

Credenza rule: 210 − 7 − sofa width − 20 ≥ 36. This gives a 147-inch sofa cutoff. Without the credenza, the comparison uses 210 − 7 − sofa width. The 36-inch target is the planning allowance used for this comparison. The cabinet and sofa overlap only along part of their lengths, so this is a conservative check against the wall/cabinet-front plane. Actual routing and door operation need field verification.

The seven-inch glass allowance is not a walking route. The balcony opening endpoints, moving panels and stacked-drape positions are not known. No new sofa is represented as having a verified balcony route. Wider U configurations are shown at their actual specified widths with conspicuous narrow-passage labels. Opposite seating remains present and appears in the layout view; the sofa-facing camera does not include it.

Official references and model details

Cloud Classic and Luxe: single and U / double chaise

Current RH Cloud dimension sheet, dated February 3, 2026, read this pass. Single-chaise product and saved V6 RH photographs guide the appearance.

Classic body: 40 inches, arm: 8 inches, chaise width: 46 inches. Luxe body: 45 inches, arm: 9 inches, chaise width: 52½ inches. Both use 70-inch chaise depth, 19-inch seat height, 24-inch frame/arm height, 32-inch overall height and 1½-inch feet. The selected arm bench has two rear pillows plus an angled side pillow; each chaise has a rear and side pillow, with an accent at each outside arm. The central armless bench has two rear pillows. The original 160½-inch Luxe pilot's geometry is preserved and translated; other widths use the same sewn cushion construction.

Jennifer: original tall scatterback single chaise

Live Jennifer page, read directly this pass, confirms 141–177-inch overall widths, 79-inch chaise depth, 52-inch body depth, 40-inch overall height, 27-inch frame, 19-inch seat and 10 × 20-inch arms. The linked page is the mirrored left-arm version; the user’s right-arm reference controls the orientation shown in the room. This is the original Jennifer, not the separate Low Back collection. The model uses a continuous bench seat, low rounded arm rolls, large overlapping scatterback pillows and round bolsters. Pillow count, pose, foot height and lower-frame divisions are visual interpretations; no detailed Jennifer component sheet was available on the page.

Lugano: single and double chaise

Current RH detailed sheet, dated November 19, 2025, read this pass. It supports the selected 96/108-inch arm bench and 72-inch armless bench, 48-inch arm chaise, 43-inch body, 9-inch arm, 17-inch seat, 23½-inch frame and 32½-inch overall height. Each bench uses two back cushions and corresponding lumbar pillows; the chaise uses one of each. Feet are 1½ inches.

Conflict retained: the detailed sheet says 63-inch chaise depth; the user’s product-page screenshots say 72. All V7 Lugano renderings conservatively use 72 inches, including the double previously modeled at 63. The plan shows the alternative 63-inch line. This is an unresolved source discrepancy, not a verified product change. No L sectional is included.

Bella Classic and Luxe: single and double chaise

Current RH US detailed sheet, dated March 25, 2026, read this pass. Classic body: 41½ inches; Luxe: 46. Their chaise widths are 46 and 51 inches respectively, with 72-inch depth. Both have 17½-inch seats, 32-inch overall height, 27½-inch rear frames, 23½-inch arms, 10-inch arm widths and one-inch feet. The rear frame and arm heights are different, correcting the earlier simplified model. Two thick seat cushions and two back cushions are used on the selected sofa portions. Accent pillows and rounded cushion crowns follow the user’s product images. The Classic single is 46 + 96 = 142 inches; Luxe single comparisons are 51 + 108 = 159 and 51 + 96 = 147. Double comparisons are 46 + 72 + 46 = 164 and 51 + 72 + 51 = 174.

Vittorio: single and double chaise

RH U-chaise product and the V6 saved front/three-quarter photos provide the current dimensions and visual reference. Older supplementary sheet, dated August 18, 2022, supports the provisional two-inch recessed wood plinth detail. Current dimensions control: 44-inch chaise width, 74-inch chaise depth, 44-inch body depth, 17-inch seat, 27-inch frame/arm height, 10-inch arm and 33½-inch overall height. The accepted 160-inch double pilot is translated intact; single variants use the same continuous waterfall seating, shaped arms and separate pillows. Minor seam and pillow details remain interpretive.

Como Classic and Luxe: modular U / double chaise

Current RH detailed sheet, dated September 19, 2025, read this pass; product identity and user’s US screenshot.

The Classic table lists 42½-inch arm modules plus two 35-inch armless modules, totaling 155 inches. Luxe uses 46 + 38 + 38 + 46 = 168. Body depths are 41½ and 45½ inches. The selected product screenshot’s 76½/87-inch overall depths are retained. Both have 16½-inch seats, 28-inch high backs and 22-inch arms. One-inch feet, reverse-edge seams, broad arms and separate ottomans are modeled.

Minor discrepancies: the sheet’s Classic diagram uses 42¼-inch end modules and 154½-inch total; its Luxe diagram gives 86¾ depth while the product screenshot rounds to 87. The Luxe arm width is 11½ on the screenshot versus 10 in the detailed table. The screenshot/table choices above are explicit; no dimensions have been silently blended into a claim of perfect manufacturer accuracy.

Dillon: modular U / double chaise

Live RH Dillon U page, read directly this pass, confirms 55-inch arm chairs, 43-inch armless chairs, 50½-inch body depth, 35-inch overall height, 28-inch frame, 18-inch seat, 14 × 23½-inch arms and 43-inch square ottomans. Linked detailed sheet, dated September 12, 2023, gives an older 50-inch body/23-inch arm. The live page controls the current envelope; the sheet supports paired back/lumbar pillows. Concealed foot height is approximated at one inch.

The 153-inch three-across version is a proposed assembly, not the pictured product configuration; connector compatibility remains to confirm with RH. The pictured 196-inch four-across version is included at full size and marked as leaving only seven inches of nominal side gap, which is not a usable passage. Neither is silently resized. The styling includes low slipcovered foundations, broad arms, high soft pillows, smaller lumbar pillows and two separate ottomans.

Limits and deliverables

These are original editable 3D reconstructions from RH specifications and photos, not manufacturer CAD or measured upholstery scans. Cloth loft, seam placement, small curvature, pillow poses and fabric response remain interpretations. Colors are consistent blue-gray/charcoal studies and are not calibrated fabric swatches. Some references show another fabric, width or mirrored orientation. Archived user screenshots are used where fresh RH image downloads were unavailable; the source record distinguishes live pages and older sheets.

The unchanged 210-inch room width is user measured. The 236-inch room length, 120-inch ceiling, some architectural positions, bookcase details and new corner endpoints remain provisional. The displayed side passage does not establish the entire circulation route. In the smaller Dillon assembly, the center opening is only 43 inches before coffee-table clearance; the plan makes the compact interior visible.

Model construction and CPU rendering follow the same detail approach as the accepted pilot. All sofa footprints remain tied to the stated component dimensions.