Victoria Collection

The Victoria collection is built around a sofa, and that is enough: full volumes, a soft seat and modern lines, around which the rest of the living room takes shape.

Living with a soft seat

Soft padding hollows where you always sit. The helpful habit takes two minutes: plump the back cushions with the flat of your hand, and change seats now and then to spread the wear. A soft seat asks for this bit of attention and repays it in comfort.

Counting seats in centimeters

The stated number of seats follows the cushion layout, not real comfort. Instead, measure the seat width between the armrests, then divide: each adult needs about sixty centimeters to settle in without brushing shoulders. The overall width, armrests included, is then used to check the wall.

A bold sofa, a restrained setting

When a room rests on one generous piece, everything else benefits from stepping back. Choose a slim coffee table, a rug that slips under the sofa's front legs and low storage. The walls can stay light: it is the mass of the seating that gives the room its character.

Frequently asked questions

How many people can this sofa seat?

Compare the seat width excluding armrests, shown on the product page, with about sixty centimeters per adult. The stated number of seats reflects the cushion layout and does not replace this measurement.

How do I clean the fabric without damaging it?

Vacuum regularly with a soft brush, and treat stains while they are fresh by dabbing with a damp white cloth. Avoid strong stain removers, which often leave a ring more visible than the stain itself.

How much wall width should I allow?

Take the overall width from the product page and add enough so the sofa is not wedged into a corner. A little space on each side is enough to let a full-bodied design breathe.