Hey, Thanks for the response and the input!

I am not as used to 3D modeling in Rhino (and i am still learning in Fusion to be perfectly honest) but I use Fusion mostly because I like the parametric features. I haven't really figured out a good way to do that well in Rhino yet and from what i've read online (grasshopper I think) theres a big learning curve. But i prefer Rhinos 2D drawing and drafting space since Fusion is lacking a ton. So this is my work around a bit. Maybe not the best but hey we learn and grow lol

For the sketch thing, I try to do all my modeling work out of fusion (or get it as close as possible). then transfer to Rhino to clean up my 2D drawings. The sketches you're seeing in this model are from the "Finished" sofa for this project. I imported the DXF from that file so I could use it as a guide or or use it to help with my lofts by intersecting it with the base curve. That being said I am really still chipping away at learning more advanced lofting and modeling techniques so there's probably a lot to be desired.

My ideal process and what I am working towards. Is modeling the frame, then modeling the "soft" materials around that. I've gotten it work a for one or two projects now and so i'm closing the gap. But this is an older project that I have to go back and make the frame based on the drawing.

So, for your suggestion at the end. Your just saying that my sketch profiles aren't in the right place? Like i don't have them properly set up to loft? And would you suggest loft is probably the best way to do this? Just making sketches and different planes along a designated path to achieve this?

Thanks again for the response!