Nearly closed. You get in, and you do not get out until morning.
Piece 1 and piece 9 would occupy the same 0.40 m² of floor. It draws, but nobody could build it — turn one of the corners the other way, or shorten a run.
Tap a piece in the plan to change it, or a ⊕ to add one there.
These apply to the whole sofa. Set once, rarely changed.
The table view. Every piece is here whether or not the drawing has one selected — which is also what keeps a typed edit from truncating the sofa, since the form reads modules by position.
A corner turns the run 90°, and the shape letter follows from those turns. Two right turns make a room with three sides; one right then one left splits a space in two.
Nobody lists this exact shape yet. Ask the workshops that do cover you what they would charge — it costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Your request goes to every workshop covering your country, and their replies land in one place.
Worked out from Geiranger at €3,290, which is this shape minus 1 module.
Nobody has quoted this. It is arithmetic on prices workshops have published for other sofas — useful for deciding whether to ask, and not a quote.
Slub yarn, warm hand
Prices only appear once we know where it has to be delivered — a shape one workshop already builds may be out of reach of another.
Nothing is saved anywhere. The address bar holds the whole design — bookmark it, or send it to whoever else has to agree to it.