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Nubi is a modular collection with square lines: the sofa is built module by module, from the corner composition to the panoramic layout. The armchair and the pouf share the same design to complete the living room.

Think in modules, not sofas

A Nubi sofa reads as a series of modules set side by side. The corner composition brings together two or three, the large corner extends the return, and the panoramic layout stretches the seating along two sides of the room. Start from the layout of your living room, then choose the configuration that comes closest to it.

The corner module turns around

In this collection, the corner module is reversible: the same piece opens the composition to the left or to the right. The direction is determined facing the sofa, as if you were standing in front of it, about to sit down. This reversibility keeps your options open right up to installation.

The armchair and pouf in the same design

The Nubi armchair echoes the sofa's square silhouette in a standalone piece, for a reading corner or a face-to-face setting. The pouf moves with one hand: a footrest in front of the seat, then an extra seat when the room fills up. A corner composition is also offered with its pouf.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a corner and a large corner?

The corner forms a compact L that fits against two walls. The large corner extends one of the two sides and calls for a deeper room, with the panoramic layout going even further.

How do I choose between the left and right version?

Stand facing the intended spot. If the return of the sofa extends toward your left hand, it is a left corner, and the reverse for the right.

What do the two measurements in the name refer to?

They give the length of the front, then that of the return, in centimeters. Two versions of the same corner sometimes differ only by this second measurement.