Sofas and armchairs
Sofas and armchairs set the tone of a living room. Through their presence, they define seating areas, guide the gaze, and shape how the space is used. An open base, a generous backrest, or a patinated leather finish tell a story as much as they offer comfort. In both shared and more private settings, their placement structures the room without locking it in. Sofas and armchairs combine everyday comfort with aesthetic clarity—provided they’re chosen in line with light, room proportions, and existing elements. read more >
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2-seater mahogany leather sofaKrieger
£4360 £3920-10%
Hazelnut Full-Grain Leather ArmchairNeoturner
£1090 £870-20%
Two-seater sofa in grey leatherAlmond
£4240 £3390-20%
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Anthracite velvet swivel armchairBalmat
£720 £570-20%
Fawn leather 2-seater chesterfield sofaSaint Paul
£4480 £3585-20%
Grey leather 3-seater sofaHamar
£3875 £3485-10%
2-seater fabric sofaSilkeborg
£1565 £1095-30%
Blue velvet armchairViela
£1210 £970-20%
3-seater blue velvet sofaViela
£2655 £1855-30%
Fabric armchairSilkeborg
£1000 £800-20%
Three-legged armchairWellinfield
£705 £565-20%
Retro solid wood armchairAnglet
£360 £325-10%
Fabric lounge armchairHilda
£605 £540-10%
Fawn leather chesterfield armchairSaint Paul
£3265 £2615-20%
Round 3-seater gray velvet sofaOlson
£2655 £1855-30%
3-seater sofaSilkeborg
£1930 £1350-30%
Round gray velvet sofaOlson
£2050 £1435-30%
Orange velvet benchElmas
£950 £760-20%
Three-seater sofa in grey leatherAlmond
£5215 £4170-20%
Camel leather 3-seater sofaKrieger
£4850 £3880-20%
Grey leather armchairHamar
£2290 £1835-20%
Daybed benchNorilsk
£1200 £1080-10%
Yellow velvet swivel armchairBalmat
£720 £570-20%
Large leather Chesterfield sofaWeston
£4850 £3880-20%
Blue velvet benchAurora
£480 £385-20%
Gray velvet armchairBrompton
£1070 £860-20%
Brown leather chesterfield armchairJahn
£3265 £2615-20%
Burgundy leather armchairAtsullivan
£3020 £2715-10%
Camel leather armchairKrieger
£3020 £2715-10%
Sofas and armchairs: choosing the right proportions
A sofa or armchair doesn’t stand alone—it interacts with the architecture, lighting, and surrounding furniture. In smaller spaces, compact or elevated seating creates a lighter visual impression. Conversely, a deep or low sofa anchors the space in larger rooms. Allowing at least 40 cm of clearance around the coffee table ensures fluid movement. The right size is not defined by the model, but by how naturally it fits into the room’s overall balance.
Upholstery, lines, and visual impressions
Fabric and leather are chosen not just for their look, but for their texture, drape, and durability. Dense velvet absorbs light and creates a cocoon-like effect. Washed linen brings a relaxed feel, while full-grain leather leaves a lasting tactile impression. Form matters too: a fine frame lightens the whole, while a high or curved backrest adds presence. Harmony often arises from a well-judged contrast between volume and surface.
Structuring a space without closing it off
Combining sofas and armchairs helps define areas without partitions. A straight sofa placed against a wall preserves floor space. A swivel chair or low seat can subtly connect two areas. In open-plan rooms, back-to-back seating sets distinct moods without creating barriers. It's not about symmetry, but about balanced coexistence. Placement, scale, and presence should support daily use while letting the eye move freely.
Choosing a sofa or armchair means thinking about how you live: hosting, reading, relaxing. The right pieces don't dominate—they settle into place. Over time, they become part of the room’s rhythm and memory.
