Bliss Collection

Bliss brings together sofas with plush seating, from the two-seater to the large panoramic configuration. The comfort is enveloping, which calls for a little cushion care and some clearance around the seat.

From straight to panoramic

A straight sofa is enough in a room people pass through, where it sits against the wall without cutting anything off. A corner sofa gives structure to an open-plan living room, while the panoramic closes off two sides at once: it needs a wide front and empty space behind it. So start with the format; the color comes next.

Plush seating needs care

Enveloping comfort comes from soft filling, which eventually sinks where people always sit. Plump the cushions, turn them over and swap their places once a week: the filling redistributes and the seat regains its shape. Without this habit, it is always the same spot that sags.

Keep space around it

A wide sofa is judged by the space around it as much as by its front width. Keep a walkway in front of the seat to move around, and a few centimeters between the corner and the wall so as not to rub the paint. Before ordering, place two markers on the floor at the width stated on the product page: the footprint becomes easier to picture.

Frequently asked questions

What room width for a panoramic sofa?

Add the front width stated on the product page to the walkway you want to keep in front. If the total exceeds the width of your wall, a simple corner sofa will serve you better.

Do Bliss corner sofas come in left and right versions?

Yes, both directions are available. The side is read standing facing the sofa: if the long section extends to your left, it is a left-hand corner.

Why does the same sofa appear several times?

Because each variant has its own product page: it is the format, or the finish, that changes. The design and the filling stay the same.