Types of Sofas Your Need to Know

Camaleonda Sofa

The Camaleonda sofa, created in 1972, is an iconic and stylish piece of furniture with a unique design featuring a continuous curve for the seat and backrest. It is available in a range of colors and finishes, made with high-quality materials, and can elevate the look  of any living space while providing comfort and functionality.

Lawson Sofa

Lawsons are characterized by their low arms and well-padded cushions, which are separate from the frame. They are often skirted.

Midcentury Sofa

Midcentury modern sofa usually characterized by a sleek, rectangular shape with shallow tufted cushions and often feature tapered legs.

Loveseat

A loveseat is a smaller two-person seating furniture suitable for small spaces or rooms. It comes in various styles and materials, such as leather, fabric, and velvet, and can be used as standalone pieces or as part of a larger seating arrangement. Loveseats are popular for their cozy and intimate feel, making them ideal for couples or small families.

Daybed

Sofas by day and beds by night, daybeds are beloved for their multifunctionality. Daybeds come in a variety of styles and materials and can be dressed up with cushions and throws to create a cozy seating or sleeping area.

Divan

The divan is a low seat/bed with no arms or backs and a long seat that is typically pushed against the wall. Cylindrical pillows are often used for extra comfort and support.

Sectional Sofa

Sectionals are modular sofas that offer flexible seating arrangements and can be configured into various shapes, including L- or U-shaped arrangements. They can also include recliners and beds, making them multifunctional.

Soriana Sofa

The Soriana sofa were designed by Tobia and Afra Scarpa for Cesare Cassina in 1969. They used expanding polyurethane foam wrapped in leather and a metal structure to eliminate the need for internal support. This sofa has been reintroduced with new fabric and leather options in 2021.

Togo Sofa

The Togo sofa, designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset in 1973, is still produced and sold today. Its baseless, crimped, and cushy form was inspired by the way an aluminum toothpaste tube looks when folded back on itself.

Tight Back Sofa

This sofa features a form-fitted back in which the cushion is not removable. This style offers a sleeker, low-maintenance seating option.