The half moon sofa for modern living

The half moon sofa is an original choice for modern living. A trendy solution that makes the living room a perfect stylish environment.

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How to choose a sofa

The sofa is the star of a living room. The perfect piece of furniture to enjoy a moment of relaxation, watch a film, rest or read a book. You also sit there to chat with friends and relatives, and sometimes it can be useful to accommodate someone if you have a sofa bed. A sofa is therefore an indispensable element that should not be overlooked.

This is why it is important to choose the model that is right for us, and for this reason several factors must be evaluated, including:

• The space available;
• The shape of the room and the structure;
• The type of upholstery according to the furniture;
• The need for an extra bed;
• The number of places needed;
• The ease of cleaning;
• The budget available.

Why a halfmoon sofa?

The choice of a half moon sofa can be a winning choice in large living rooms to give character to the room. It is in fact a special shape, perfect when the sofa needs to draw attention to itself. A unique, sinuous shape to give value to a fundamental room in the home. For this reason, this type of sofa is usually best placed in the centre of the room, and not on the wall or in a corner, and often does not need to be accompanied by an armchair. This is not to oppress the space but to create a bright and pure ambience.

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Our advice

The Aron Felis sofa has a comfortable cushion band in the lumbar section, which ensures a relaxed and correct posture, soft armrests and a high back with a rounded shape that wraps around like a shell, for perfect relaxation.

The Duny Tonin Casa sofa wraps around like a glove and has leather and eco-leather finishes that enhance its shape and curvature. An example of soft innovation, for every living room.

The Grand Plié Driade sofa is perfect for outdoors. Designers Ludovica and Roberto Palomba wanted the sofa to accommodate several people in the projection of its curve, in a sort of controlled vacuum.