The sofa is undoubtedly THE centerpiece of the living room, reflecting our lifestyle and sense of hospitality. Depending on the touch you wish to give your room, you have a multitude of choices. This year, 2025, is revolutionizing the world of seating furniture with creations that transform our interiors into veritable living art galleries.
The year 2025 marks the advent of the multifunctional “sofa-sculpture”, combining Italian artisan heritage, sustainable innovations and intelligent technologies. Trends confirm the triumphant return of organic forms, intelligent modularity and sensorial materials such as plush curl, which is establishing itself as the star texture. The market, valued at over 25 billion dollars, reflects this thirst for self-assumed expressiveness in the face of the bygone minimalism.
New materials trends 2025
The sensory explosion of premium textures
The year 2025 marks the triumph of addictive textures. Bouclette-peluche is the star texture, softer and denser than traditional curly wool. This material brings a feeling of absolute luxury and comfort.
Corduroy is the big textile surprise of 2025. Its parallel ribs naturally conceal wear and tear, offering a unique tactile experience in earth tones and forest greens that anchor interiors in an assumed biophilia. These new materials are a continuation of our analysis of special outdoor polypropylene fabrics.
Upholstery reinvents itself in 2025, fusing traditional comfort with contemporary designs. Modern geometric patterns replace classic upholstery.
Retro-style sofas revisited
Icons reinvented
Cassina’s LC2, the emblematic creation of Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret (UAM), remains a sure bet, with a number of new colors presented at the Milan show. This model spans the decades with timeless elegance, now priced from $1,100 vintage to $27,595 for the most refined contemporary versions.
Contemporary version in blue fabric, chromed steel frame. A classic of modernism, elegantly re-edited, with a perfect balance between comfort, geometry and timelessness.
The timeless Togo sofa by Michel Ducaroy for Lineet Roset
Ligne Roset’s Togo sofa by Michel Ducaroy remains an absolute benchmark of French design. This 70s icon, completely revisited for 2025, offers new colors in Premium velvet and Elmosoft leather on ligne-roset.com (approx. €6,500 – €9,200 depending on finish). Discover our guide to high-end kitchens to complete your universe of French luxury.
Contemporary version with no visible base, upholstered in integral polyether foam of varying densities, removable padded cover. A 1970s lounge icon revisited today: fluid, ergonomic and ultra-comfortable.
Mayor Sofa by Arne Jacobsen at &Tradition
A resolutely Scandinavian touch with this striking reissue of Arne Jacobsen’s Mayor Sofa at &Tradition (approx. €3,600). This creation perpetuates the Scandinavian heritage of the brand founded in 2010, which can be viewed on andtradition.com, building subtle bridges between past and present.
Sleek yet sophisticated sofas
Contemporary design excellence
Jamie Hayon’s Beetly Sofa embodies this quest for tactile sensuality, combining playful shapes and sumptuous materials. Spanish designer Hayon has just unveiled the Fri Sofa at Fritz Hansen, a natural extension of his world of generous sculptural proportions.
The Monseigneur sofa from Driade (approx. €7,350) adds a touch of luxury and purity. This creation is a perfect illustration of Italian excellence in exceptional furniture, available on driade.com.
Minimalist plant design for the Borghese sofa by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance for La Chance. Duchaufour-Lawrance, crowned at ICFF 2024 for his Friends Collection, develops a narrative deeply rooted in nature. Find out more about his creative approach at noe-duchaufour-lawrance.com. To understand the evolution of contemporary sculptural furniture, read our article on EXO, the collection by Grégoire de Lafforest.
Elegance and sobriety characterize the Derby sofa by Giorgetti (€8,500 to €30,000 depending on finish). Founded in Meda in 1898, Giorgetti perpetuates century-old cabinetmaking know-how adapted to the demands of the 21st century.
Sofas with a feminine and creative design
The art of the sensual curve
The Miss Sarajevo by Karmelina Martina for Moroso is a sofa with an ethnic feel. This creation testifies to the international creative diversity that enriches the contemporary furniture landscape. Explore the world of Moroso to discover their latest innovations.
A sofa of understated elegance: rigid linear structure, deep low seat filled with elongated cushions. The backrest can be personalized with embroidery or motifs inspired by Bosnian-Italian clothing traditions.
Rock chic and sophisticated, the Tapisserie sofa and Strings Sofa by Nika Zupanc feature bold, original lines that blend sophisticated refinement with pop creativity.
With its sculptural curves and graphic jacquard fabric upholstery by Dedar Milano, this sofa embodies soft, assertive luxury. Its organic silhouette evokes a landscape in motion, while offering enveloping comfort.
Guide price: from €13,000 inc. tax, depending on finish and cladding.
Sarah Ellison’s Float, published by her eponymous studio and distributed by Design Within Reach, is one of our favorites. This iconic piece blends seventies sensuality and contemporary modularity, with its generous volumes, upholstered seats and exclusive velvet or bouclé upholstery. Thanks to its self-contained modules, the Float can be configured as a straight version or as a wrap-around corner sofa, a veritable sculptural landscape for relaxation. An Australian creation to live with, priced between €8,000 and €12,500 depending on finish and composition.
Modular sofa with seventies curves, convertible at an angle. Generous velvet or bouclé upholstery.
Patricia Urquiola’s Mon-Cloud Sofa by Cassina, published in 2023, is an ample, modular sofa with wooden legs that lift the soft cushions filled with recycled PET fibers. Its light, fluid aesthetic evokes a comfortable cloud in a modern-inspired living room.
A wide, modular sofa with wooden legs that lift the soft cushions filled with recycled PET fiber. Its light, fluid aesthetic evokes a comfortable cloud in a modern-inspired living room.
A big family sofa
Soft, spacious, reassuring: the family sofa par excellence.Designed to welcome the whole tribe, it invites shared moments, impromptu naps and long evenings. More than a piece of furniture, it’s a refuge for everyday life, where comfort rhymes with generosity.
The art of living together, Eternal Dreamer at Ochre
A magnificent Eternal Dreamer modular straight or corner sofa by Ochre that transforms living space into a generous family cocoon.
Eternal Dreamer – Ochre. Designed by London-based studio Ochre, the Eternal Dreamer sofa is a luxurious modular piece with an enveloping, sculptural design. Available in straight, curved or corner elements, it enables fluid, personalized compositions, suited to spacious interiors. Its structure is in solid beech, supported by a base in polished or blackened stainless steel, with fabric suspension and crossed straps. The seat, deep and low (43 cm), is made of high-density foam wrapped in feathers for exceptional comfort. Each module can be upholstered in the company’s fabrics or made in a COM version. Made to order in the UK, theEternal Dreamer is distributed via partner galleries and publishers such as Coup d’État and South Hill Home, with prices on request according to configuration and finish.
The iconic Cameleonda by Mario Bellini for B&B Italia
In leather, why not? B&B Italia’s Camaleonda sofa by Mario Bellini is enjoying a triumphant revival in 2025. This 70s modular icon, reinterpreted with Pelle Frau® leathers and new-generation mechanisms, embodies Italian excellence (€6,800 to €15,600 depending on configuration).
Discover the complete design history of the 60s and 70s with Joe Colombo. Collection available on bebitalia.com.
Cloud by &Tradition by Luca Nichetto
Absolute Nordic luxury for the Cloud sofa by &Tradition, designed by Luca Nichetto. This 2025 creation revolutionizes comfort with its thermo-reactive foam and Kvadrat Hallingdal upholstery (€7,200 – €11,800).
Modular & Architectural Sofas
More than just a sofa, a structure to live in. Modular and architectural sofas play with space like sculpted blocks. Their geometric design, infinite modularity and immersive comfort make them central to contemporary interiors.
M.A.S.S.A.S. Sofa, Patricia Urquiola for Moroso
Modular and simply imposing with Patricia Urquiola’s M.a.s.s.a.s. for Moroso (up to $16,206 for the most sophisticated editions). Moroso’s 2025 collection presents its “Normal/Non-Normal” theme, which questions conventional furniture codes.
Modules with rounded lines and contours defined by visible seams, sculpting the fabric as if by organic movement. A soft, contemporary aesthetic in which each block has its own distinct character, yet remains coherent within the modular composition.
Great Sofa, Philippe Malouin for Hem
The Great Sofa from Hem features fluid shapes, exceptional seating depth and total modularity. Each module can be combined to create XXL configurations, making this sofa a true contemporary seating landscape.
Imagined by British designer Philippe Malouin, the Great Sofa is an emblematic modular piece for Hem. Presented at Milan Design Week 2023, this sofa is distinguished by its deep blocks and enveloping volumes, evoking a soft, welcoming “seating landscape”. Its Kvadrat fabric upholstery is stretched over foam with elasticated drape-house corners, creating a lived-in effect that’s both chic and spontaneous. Assembly is quick and tool-free, allowing you to reconfigure the layout as you wish: island, chaise longue, conversation corner… any configuration is possible. It’s a manifesto of modular comfort without compromising on aesthetics.
Fairview Sofa, Hish Greene for Larsen Furniture
Created by Josh Greene for Lawson-Fenningthe Fairview Sofa offers soft shapes, generous upholstery and a refined modular approach. Perfect for structuring a contemporary living room with enveloping lines and high-end comfort.
Designed by New York interior designer Josh Greene for California studio Lawson-Fenning, the Fairview Sofa combines mid-century elegance with California casualness. Handcrafted in Los Angeles, it features an extra-deep seat, generously tufted cushions and a low profile resting on invisible legs. Its aesthetics evoke the modernist living rooms of Southern California, while bringing sophistication to the finishes. This model is offered in several fabrics from the Lawson-Fenning collection or in a COM (Customer’s Own Material) version, with a guide price ranging from $6,050 to $9,800 depending on configuration.
Palatine Sofa, Roche Bobois
At Roche Boboisthe Palatine Sofa boasts a sculptural design directly inspired by Italian architecture. With its wide armrests, exposed base and sophisticated upholstery, it embodies a certain idea of structured luxury.
Minimalist and Luxury & Discreet sofas
Chelsea Square Mono Sofa Dmitriy & Co
The Chelsea Square Mono Sofa by Dmitriy & Co is a masterfully restrained piece of furniture. Hand-crafted in the USA, it combines pure geometric lines with noble materials for a discreet yet ultra-elegant finish, prized by New York interior designers.
The Chelsea Square Mono Sofa by Dmitriy & Co embodies the essence of high-end New York minimalism. Handcrafted in the brand’s New York workshops, this sofa features clean lines, a floating-effect base resting on invisible stainless-steel legs, and exceptional-quality Belgian linen upholstery. Its deep seat features a large foam cushion wrapped in feathers, while the back is embellished with removable Turkish cushions filled with down. The internal structure is in solid oak, with a warm, textured “tawny oak” finish. Everything here exudes luxurious sobriety, handcrafted durability, and a certain idea of understated comfort. Available by order only, prices start at around $13,125, depending on fabric options.
Howard Sofa by Egg Collective
The Howard Sofa by Egg Collective offers hushed luxury through craftsmanship, solid wood construction and clean design. Its timeless silhouette complements contemporary interiors as well as more classic settings.
The Howard Sofa embodies a rare balance between assertive architectural lines and sensual materials. Made to order in the brand’s New York workshops, this sofa is distinguished by its solid wood structure (choice of maple or walnut), its hand-crafted suspension with 8-wayhand-tied spr ings – a guarantee of lasting elasticity – and its down-filled cushions for an ultra-soft welcome. The sober yet powerful design features a deep seat, a low, slightly recessed base and slim armrests with a delicately curved profile. Available in three standard lengths (72″, 96″, 120″) and in a compact depth version for narrower interiors, the Howard Sofa is available in a wide range of home fabrics or COM (Customer’s Own Material). Wood finishes can be customized (light, dark walnut, oiled…), as can seams and upholstery. Prices start at $9,000 and can exceed $14,000, depending on the options chosen.
Dune Sofa by Maiden Home
With the Dune Sofathe Californian brand Maiden Home offers a sofa with a Zen aesthetic, fully removable covers, plush comfort and casual chic style. A piece designed for lovers of warm minimalism.
Handcrafted Californian sofa with removable cover, generous depth, plush cushions and durable structure. Available from $2,925 to ~ $4,300 depending on composition
The Dune Sofa from Maiden Home embodies the relaxed elegance of Californian design, combined with 100% American craftsmanship. Made to order in North Carolina, this sofa features an ultra-deep seat (97 cm), plush cushions stuffed with high-density foam and down, and fully removable covers finished with a delicate flange-style overlock stitch. Its structure is based on a certified sustainable solid wood frame, with reinforced sinuous springs for optimum support. Available in several widths (from 152 to 305 cm) and in sectional or chaise longue versions, it can be customized in a wide choice of high-performance fabrics or Belgian linen, starting at $2,925 for a two-seater and up to $4,300 for a large model with meridienne. The brand’s best-seller has been hailed by the design press (notably Architectural Digest) for its family comfort, durability and soft, enveloping aesthetic.
Revolutionary technical innovations 2025
Technologies for well-being
Innovations 2025 revolutionizes the user experience with invisible but revolutionary technologies. The OVVO Tech system enables tool-free click-together assembly.
High-performance foams transform comfort: CloudSupport™ offers a unique “soft-but-supportive” feel, while charcoal-infused HYPERFOAM™ naturally prevents odors.
Motorized convertible systems eliminate physical effort, integrating Zero Gravity technologies to improve blood circulation. These innovations transform the sofa into a domestic technology hub.
Contemporary master designers
Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia
Antonio Citterio continues to reign supreme in contemporary furniture with his designs for B&B Italia. His Esosoft, honorable mention at the Compasso d’Oro 2024, and his Noonu system, which eliminates the supporting structure, illustrate his mastery of “saying a lot with a little”. See his complete portfolio on antoniocitterio.it.
Premium modular sofa with floating island shapes, invisible structure, deep seat, flexible cushions, customizable aluminum bases. Price on request (≈ €25-26,000 depending on composition).
Alberese XL, Piero Lissoni for De Padova 2024.
Piero Lissoni unveils theAlberese XL for De Padova 2024. His design philosophy of “born of reflection, then frozen in its essence” guides his creations for Living Divani, where he has been artistic director since 1988.
High-end modular Sofa in 2024, with sculpted, customizable volumes, functional integrated platform.
Price on request (≈ 41 k USD for XL composition).
Love Sova by Marcel Wanders
Marcel Wanders leaves a considerable legacy with his Moooi creations, notably the Love Sofa and the BFF Sofa system, which embody his mission “to create an environment of love”.
The Love Sofa, designed in 2013 by Marcel Wanders for Moooi, embodies a romantic vision of contemporary furniture. True example or organic design, a veritable two-seater cocoon, this sculptural sofa blends a molded foam-covered steel structure with a finely turned solid ash base, available in “Cinnamon” or “White Wash” finishes. Its curved lines and generous seat (129 × 105 cm) envelop the body, while the three back cushions enhance the feeling of comfort. Available in Low Back or High Back versions, it can be upholstered in top-of-the-range fabrics or leathers, from the Moooi collection or COM (Customer’s Own Material). An expressive, sensual piece, the Love Sofa combines intimate ergonomics and sculptural presence, ideal for a bold, elegant interior. Prices range from €4,500 to $6,700, depending on finish and model.
Classic Sofas Reinvented
Moreau Sofa by Pinch Design
Le Moreau Sofa by Pinch Design revisits the codes of British furniture. Its camel-back silhouette, solid wood turned legs and natural upholstery give it a timeless charm. A classic reinterpreted for discerning interiors.
Pinch Design’s Moreau Sofa revisits British style with sculptural elegance. Its solid wood frame (European oak or American walnut) accommodates a deep seat filled with foam and down, offering supple, controlled comfort. Its gently curved lines are reminiscent of classic camel-back, modernized by assertive proportions. Entirely made to order in London, it is customizable in finish and fabric, with dimensions of 220 × 95 × 80 cm. Prices vary according to configuration, starting at around £6,800.
The Faarell Sofa by Soho Home
The Faarell Sofa from Soho Home embodies a certain English club spirit revisited. With its low lines, dense velvet and sturdy construction, it fits perfectly into a chic living room without being ostentatious.
This three-seater sofa, designed by Soho Home and manufactured in the UK, stands out for its low silhouette (H 71 cm) built on a solid oak frame integrated into its curved arms. It is entirely upholstered in top-of-the-range cotton or linen velvet, woven in the Netherlands, in a vast palette of customizable colors. The deep seat (105 cm) rests on cushions stuffed with foam and feathers, guaranteeing generous comfort. Covers are removable for easy care. Standard dimensions: 160 × 97 cm, seat 45 cm high, useful width 228 cm. Count ≈ £4,495 (velvet version) depending on model and upholstery.
Chester Moon – Baxter (Paola Navone)
Mastery of upholstery and leather for a contemporary reinterpretation of the Chesterfield. Each button is hand-stitched onto full-grain or nubuck leather, creating a generous, sculptural volume. A genuine piece of art furniture, handcrafted in Italy.
Paola Navone ‘s Chester Moon for Baxter revisits the Chesterfield sofa with sculptural audacity. Its entirely hand-crafted upholstery on full-grain leather sublimates a monolithic, sensual form. Made in Italy, it embodies an assertive artisanal luxury, with a price tag of around €15,000 to €25,000 depending on finish.
The Hermes Comfort Sofa by J.M Frank
The Confortable Sofa, designed by Jean-Michel Frank in the 1920s-30s and reissued by Hermès, represents a manifesto of sobriety and understated luxury. It is one of the most exceptional pieces of furniture Hermès has produced in recent years.
Sleek and cubist, it rests on a natural beech frame, mounted on solid oak legs. Each cushion, whether in vegetable-tanned leather or curly sheep’s wool, is filled with a blend of meticulous springs and goose down, offering enveloping comfort without excess ornamentation. This piece sublimates the principles of minimalist chic, with a powerful, refined visual signature. Handcrafted and distributed in Hermès boutiques under the label Reeditions J.-M. Frank, it embodies a successful dialogue between design heritage and contemporary demands.
Signature 70s design sofas
The Muse Sofa by Sarah Ellison
Le Muse Sofa by Australian designer Sarah Ellison is a sculptural piece designed for small spaces. Its curved forms, strong visual presence and ultra-contemporary design make it an object of desire for statement design enthusiasts.
Sarah Ellison ‘s Muse Sofa embodies a retro-futuristic style inspired by the 70s, revisited with contemporary sculptural elegance. This modular sofa is composed of generous blocks with enveloping curves, resting on a concealed base for a floating effect. Each module is built on a solid wood frame, upholstered with high-density foam and sinuous springs for balanced comfort. Available in velvet, bouclé or natural fabric, it comes in two-, three- or four-seat configurations, starting at $3,295. Manufactured by Ellison Studios, the Muse seduces with its bold design, modularity and adaptability to contemporary interiors.
Bibambola by Mario Bellini
The Italian house B&B Italia has updated Mario Bellini‘s legendary Bibambola, an icon of the 70s. With its generous shapes, luxurious upholstery and enveloping design, it will appeal to collectors and lovers of maximalist comfort alike.
Designed in 1972 by Mario Bellini for B&B Italia, the Bibambola is part of the emblematic Le Bambole series, awarded the Compasso d’Oro in 1979. This two-seater sofa is distinguished by its lack of visible structure: its molded foam upholstery hugs generous, supple shapes, giving an impression of immediate comfort. Completely redesigned in 2022 in a more responsible version, Bibambola now adopts recyclable materials and a manufacturing process that facilitates disassembly. Compact and enveloping (169 × 91 × 75 cm), it embodies both postmodern minimalism and inimitable formal sensuality. Prices vary according to finish, from €6,450 to $8,990.
Maralunga – Cassina, design by Vico Magistretti
The award-winning Maralunga, launched in 1973, has become a classic of Italian design. Its backrest, adjustable via a concealed chain system, was revolutionary. To this day, it remains seductive for its adjustable comfort and soft silhouette, while remaining very upmarket in its finishes (leather, velvet, Kvadrat fabric…).
Its soft, monolithic silhouette conceals an innovative mechanism: the backrest can be raised or lowered individually thanks to a concealed chain system, offering a choice of two seating postures. Made in Italy, it is available in 2 or 3-seater versions, with a wide range of fabric and leather options. The wider, deeper Maralunga 40 Maxi is currently the most popular model. Prices range from €6,500 to €10,500, depending on size and finish.
Luxury 2025 market segmentation
Prices to suit every dream
Guide to the high-end sofa market: understanding prices in 2025
Are you dreaming of a designer sofa but getting lost in the price range? You’re not alone! The luxury sofa market may seem complex, but in reality it follows a simple logic. Let’s decipher an exciting world where every euro counts.
Why are prices so different?
A sofa can cost €500 in a supermarket… or €25,000 from a top designer. These differences can be explained by three main factors:
Materials: Italian Pelle Frau® leather costs 15 times more than industrial imitation leather. The difference is immediately apparent to the touch and is confirmed over time.
Know-how: assembling a Hermès sofa requires 200 hours of craftsmanship, compared to 2 hours for a mass-market model. This expertise comes at a price, but guarantees exceptional quality.
The creative signature: to acquire a creation by Patricia Urquiola or Mario Bellini is to own a piece of design history. This cultural dimension more than justifies the prices we charge.
How much does a top-of-the-range sofa cost?
Luxury First Prize: €5,000 – €8,000
For whom? Discerning amateurs discovering exceptional design
The stars of the segment :
- Togo Ligne Roset (€6,500): the timeless French icon, created in 1973 and still relevant today.
- Cloud &Tradition (€7,200): the new Scandinavian luxury with innovative technologies
What you get: Quality materials, superior comfort and signature aesthetics. These sofas easily last 15-20 years and retain their value. Perfect for a first luxury purchase.
Upscale: €8,000 – €15,000
For whom? Connoisseurs who master the codes of exceptional furniture
Flagship models :
- Camaleonda B&B Italia (€12,500): Mario Bellini’s modular icon, resurrected after 40 years
- Volage EX-S Cassina (€8,500): Patricia Urquiola’s innovation with magnetic cushions
- Superleggera Divano Cassina (€7,800): the spirit of Gio Ponti reinterpreted
What you get: Italian technical excellence, exclusive innovations, the signatures of renowned designers. These pieces structure an interior for decades to come.
Ultra-Luxury: €15,000 – €50,000+.
For whom? Collectors and lovers of living art
Absolute excellence:
- Derby Giorgetti (€30,000): 120 hours of craftsmanship per piece
- Roche Bobois bespoke creations (€20-45k): haute couture furniture
- Hermès sofa (€85,000): 200 hours of upholstery, same techniques as iconic bags
What you get: Livable works of art, absolute exclusivity, growing heritage value. These creations make design history.
The art of second life: buying and restoring a designer sofa
When the occasion becomes an exceptional opportunity
For lovers of authentic design, buying a pre-owned designer sofa followed by professional restoration is often the smartest investment. This approach allows access to iconic pieces at a fraction of their new price, while preserving their soul and history.
The most sought-after pieces on the second-hand market naturally include the models we’ve mentioned: a Cassina LC2 from the ’80s can be found for between €1,500 and €4,000 depending on its condition, compared with €27,595 new. A vintage Ligne Roset Togo can be found for between €2,200 and €4,500, a substantial saving compared to the €9,200 price tag for the current version.
Artisan expertise at the service of design heritage
A skilled upholsterer like Le Boudoir des Étoffes can radically transform an aging designer sofa. Complete restoration of an exceptional piece can include :
- Rehabilitation of the structure: reinforcement of joints, replacement of defective springs
- Foam renewal: high resilience to current standards
- Full reupholstery: choice of contemporary or original fabrics
- Luxury finishes: piping, upholstery, decorative details
Cost of professional restoration: between €1,800 and €4,500, depending on the complexity of the piece. In the end, a restored Camaleonda will cost you around €6,000 compared with €15,600 new, a saving of 60% for a result that is often superior to the original.
Best practices in vintage purchasing
Where to find rare gems? Specialized platforms such as 1stDibs, Pamono and Design Market are brimming with authenticated pieces. Auction houses, notably Christie’s and Sotheby’s, regularly offer exceptional lots.
Points to watch: check authenticity (labels, serial numbers), assess the condition of the structure (more critical than the coating), and anticipate transport costs for bulky parts.
This sustainable approach fits in perfectly with our circular-economy-conscious times, while allowing us to acquire pieces with an exceptional design heritage. Discover how this philosophy extends to sustainable fabrics in contemporary interiors.
Sustainability and environmental awareness
The responsible future of luxury
The year 2025 marks a turning point towards environmental responsibility without aesthetic compromise. FSC and PEFC certifications justify premia of 10 to 15%, while the “vintage restoration” approach we have just mentioned is perfectly in line with this sustainable approach.
Sofa: a design investment that enhances the art of living
The year 2025 marks a decisive turning point in the world of seating furniture: the sofa transcends its utilitarian function to become the ultimate expression of contemporary refinement. Ranging from €5,000 to €15,000, this new generation of creations reconciles heritage with revolutionary innovation, transforming every living room into a personal aesthetic manifesto.
Design becomes a lasting emotional investment. Far from the impulse buys of fast-furniture, these exceptional pieces build a family heritage that can be passed on. Ligne Roset’s Togo retains its value after 50 years, B&B Italia’s Camaleonda improves with age, while Patricia Urquiola’s creations redefine the art of entertaining for decades to come.
This qualitative revolution responds to a profound aspiration: to rediscover authenticity in a digitalized world. Noble materials (Pelle Frau® leathers, Kvadrat fabrics, thermo-reactive foams) offer an irreplaceable sensory experience that no technology can match. Each seat becomes a return to its roots, a tactile anchor essential to contemporary equilibrium.
Italian and Scandinavian excellence converge on a common ideal: beautiful, useful objects that make everyday life more beautiful and easier. Cloud by &Tradition, Volage EX-S by Cassina, Superleggera Divano embody this perfect synthesis of age-old know-how and futuristic vision.
To invest in a sofa from this range is to choose to live surrounded by everyday beauty, to affirm that exceptional design is not a luxury but a vital necessity. In a world of perpetual acceleration, these islands of sculpted serenity offer the most precious aspects of modernity: suspended time, contemplation and the sublimated art of living.
Digital entrepreneur and craft artisan, I use my unconventional background to share my vision of luxury design and interior decoration — one enriched by craftsmanship, history, and contemporary creation. Since 2012, I have been working daily in my workshop on the shores of Lake Annecy, creating bespoke interiors for discerning decorators and private clients.
