Sohnne

The chair that taught the world it's okay to sink.
Foam-only construction, quilted all the way through.

Sit down. The world gets quieter. 🥚
Cocoon-back lounge chair — 2 upholstery options.

Sit down. The world gets quieter. 🥚
Cocoon-back lounge chair — 2 upholstery options.

Curved to hold you, not just seat you. A high wraparound back that turns any corner into a room of its own.

A perfect circle at the top of every backrest — walnut frame, bouclé seat, rounded columns underneath, all of it warming up against glazed terracotta and courtyard green.

A machine for relaxing in — pony hide over chrome, black leather bolster, the 1928 curve by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret & Charlotte Perriand that still reads as pure modernism in a room full of walnut.

Cognac leather that softens the whole room — Mario Bellini's 1970 modular silhouette, tufted, roped, and endlessly rearrangeable, sitting easy under low light and old art.

Sculpture you can sit on — arched solid wood, black leather, a 1975 Afra & Tobia Scarpa silhouette that still holds its own against travertine and afternoon light.

Pulled up to the fireplace, wrapped in shearling, standing on slim oak legs — it takes almost no floor space but changes the entire corner it sits in.

Nothing on the floor plan says where the living room ends, so the sofa says it instead — low back, wide footprint, deep-tufted squares echoing the grid underfoot, holding the space without ever closing it in.