three-seater convertible sofa 140

This three-seater sofa is a piece of furniture representative of the 1980s, a period characterised by generous, ample lines and great comfort. Volume and Comfort: It features a welcoming and robust silhouette. The shapes are very rounded, almost "cloud-like, " characteristic of the informal comfort sought at the end of the 20th century. Low Structure: Unlike the furniture of previous decades, which was elevated on high, thin legs, this model rests on a low and solid structure that descends almost to the floor, giving it a grounded and imposing appearance. Integrated Cushions: The high back is divided into three well-defined and padded sections, providing good support for the back and head. The seat is also divided into three generous cushions. Upholstery and Pleats: The leather is worked in a supple manner. Natural pleats and tufting points (buttons or recessed stitches) can be seen at the centre of each backrest and seat. This deliberate draping gives the sofa a relaxed and extremely comfortable look. Armrests: The two armrests are low, wide, and heavily padded, resembling integrated pillows on which one can easily lie on their side. The Leather: The sofa is upholstered in black or very dark brown leather (depending on the light), which has developed a natural patina from use. The visible shades on the friction areas testify to quality leather that has aged well. The Base: The lower base is covered in matching black leather, completely concealing the mechanism of the convertible bed. It is a classic of the warm and "cosy" living room of the time, designed to be the focal point of the room.