Why are parts of my VIMLE sofa called MÅNSTORP and KARHULT?
MÅNSTORP was the name of the back cushions that previously existed for the seating sections and the corner section of the VIMLE sofa series. KARHULT was the name of the seat cushions for the seat sections. As of April 2021, however, all articles belonging to the VIMLE series are referred to with VIMLE.
VIMLE is the name of our popular sofa series, which is divided into sections. VIMLE products are now referred only to the name VIMLE from April 2021. The back cushions for the seat and corner section were previously called MÅNSTORP and the seat cushions for the seat sections were called KARHULT.
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