When putting a living room together, the sofa naturally dictates the space. Yet, there is a stubborn design myth that a corner sofa must be pushed right up against the walls, confined to the edges of a room.
Actually, a well-proportioned corner sofa is one of the cleverest architectural tools you can use in your home. As you can see in the photos here, we have styled our Heidi corner sofa in Lusso light green. It’s a beautifully soft, grounding shade that sits brilliantly alongside natural woods and copes perfectly with the changing Irish light.
Rather than just filling a corner, here is how to make a modular layout genuinely work for you.
Rethinking the Room Layout
If you have an open-plan living area, pulling a corner sofa away from the walls creates a natural, structural divide. It gently separates your relaxing zone from the kitchen or dining table without putting up solid partitions or blocking the light. Because all our corner sofas are made to order, they can be customised to your exact specifications. You aren’t restricted by a standard shape; instead, you build the piece that serves your specific floor plan.
Designing Your Configuration
Ordering Your Fabric Swatches
While it is great to see the shape of the Heidi in photographs, Lusso is a fabric you really need to feel in person. It has a subtle, tactile finish that shifts wonderfully from morning sun to evening lamplight. To see how this light green works within your own interior scheme, let us send a complimentary swatch straight to your door.