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A short and deliberately mixed selection: straight and corner sofas, a swivel armchair, a pouf and a large rug. Each item is listed individually, which makes this page a place to choose a single piece rather than an entire range.

Which side for a corner sofa

A corner sofa comes in a left or right version, and the side is always understood facing the sofa, as if you were standing in front of it. A chaise placed on the left frees up the right-hand wall, and vice versa. Look first at where the door and window are: the flow of the room decides, never the symmetry of the floor plan.

The swivel armchair stands apart

A swivel armchair is placed in line with the sofa rather than against a wall, since its appeal lies in turning toward the conversation or toward the window. Allow a circular clearance around the central base and keep it on a flat surface. A thick rug slipped right underneath hinders the movement.

The pouf, an extra piece that does double duty

A pouf serves as a footrest in front of the sofa, extra seating when the room fills up, and a small table as soon as a tray is set on it. Choose one close to the height of the sofa seat, a little lower rather than higher.

Frequently asked questions

Should my corner be on the left or the right?

Stand facing the sofa: the chaise is on the side stated in the model name. The same model comes in both directions, so follow the flow of the room.

How tall should a pouf in front of a sofa be?

Stay level with the seat or slightly below, so your legs can stretch out without strain. A pouf taller than the seat blocks the view and gets in the way.

Should the rug go under the sofa?

At least rest the front legs of the sofa on the rug. A 300 x 200 cm size holds a corner sofa and an armchair together without leaving bare floor.