Modular Sofas

A modular sofa is put together piece by piece: seats, corners, sometimes an ottoman, which you combine according to the shape of the room. Our ranges go from the single armchair to large corner configurations, in bouclé, textured velvet and linen-look fabric.

How a modular sofa works

Rather than a single piece of furniture, you choose elements: a seat, a reversible corner, an ottoman that extends the line. The advantage is following the room as it is, with its wall recess or awkwardly placed door.

Staying within the same range

Each range has its own design, seat height and module width: mixing two families shows immediately at the join. Compare the dimensions listed on the product pages if you are torn between two styles.

Bouclé, velvet or linen look

Bouclé adds texture and hides seat marks, textured velvet catches the light and holds the trace of a hand, linen-look fabric remains the most neutral in a light living room. In a busy room, a textured material is more forgiving than a smooth fabric.

Frequently asked questions

How many modules do you need for a living room?

Take the available wall length, subtract room to move around, then divide by the width of one module. A configuration slightly shorter than the wall is better than a set that blocks a walkway.

Does a modular sofa suit a small living room?

Yes, often better than a one-piece sofa: two seats and an ottoman take up less space than a fixed corner. Check the depth above all, which quickly eats up floor space.

How do you care for a modular sofa?

Vacuum on low power between the seats and under the cushions, where dust settles. For a fresh stain, dab with a damp white cloth, without rubbing the fabric.