Charlie Collection

Charlie's rounded shapes soften a living room before anyone even sits down. The collection brings together the straight sofa and its two corner versions, with generous seating, in bouclé as well as velvet.

A rounded line in a square room

A square room, straight walls, a rectangular table: the rounded sofa is often the only element that breaks up this geometry. That is what makes Charlie easy to live with in a small living room as well as a large one. Ideally, place it where the curve remains visible, rather than wedged between two tall pieces of furniture.

Straight, right-hand corner or left-hand corner

The straight sofa sits against the wall and leaves the way clear in front of it. The corner version defines a nook and comes left- or right-facing, the side always being determined while facing the sofa. Measure both walls involved before deciding, as a wrongly oriented corner can end up blocking a door or a passageway.

Bouclé or velvet

Bouclé adds texture, warms the light and hides seat marks quite well. Velvet has a deeper color and holds the trace of a hand, which is precisely its charm. Both can be vacuumed with a soft brush attachment, and a fresh stain can be blotted with a barely damp white cloth.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know whether the corner should be on the right or the left?

Stand in the room, facing the sofa. If the long section extends to your right, it is a right-hand corner.

Why does the same Charlie sofa appear several times?

Each fabric and each color has its own page. The model stays the same, only the upholstery changes.

Is bouclé suitable for a heavily used living room?

Its irregular texture forgives seat marks better than a smooth surface. Regular vacuuming keeps the texture crisp.