Sofa Adagio Corner

You recognise Adagio by the armrest: a soft bolster rests on a slim metal support, and that strip of metal makes the whole sofa look graphic and tidy. It is low and square, with big seats you do not sink into but sit firmly on, and the back supports you even with the cushions taken off. The cushions themselves are plump; you move them around or drop them on the floor when you want to lie across the corner section. Adagio is built from modules: straight against the wall, corner with a chaise for your feet, with a pouf instead of an armrest. One module hides a bed folded in three: lift the seat, pull out the frame and unfold it, and a guest sleeps on a separate mattress, not on the sofa cushions. The base is on low wooden supports, so the sofa looks light even though it is deep. It is a model from our top line, for a living room where the sofa is looked at, not just sat on. Adagio comes straight or corner, and if the standard size doesn’t suit, the factory makes yours.