Probably with the title it has not been clear to you what type of sofa we mean. Most of us suppose you will have understood it after seeing the image on the cover. That's where you can really appreciate that we are talking about modular sofas with an added feature: present elements with different motifs and / or colors.
Considering the color of the cover image, it may seem daring to bet on a multicolored modular sofa to decorate the living room, and it is! However, there are more sober versions for those more conservative. Versions that instead of bet on vibrant colors, they do it for neutral colors.
Multicolored modular sofas are not common in homes. Not many commercial firms include this type of article in their catalog. However, if the design studies who have bet on them in the last decade. And in these studies the budget skyrockets!
La Alphabet Sofa series designed by Piero Lissoni for Fritz Hansen is one of my favorites (image 3 of 6). Inspired by Lego pieces, it consists of four seat modules with different sizes, 8 backrests and an armrest that can be combined in multiple ways. Upholstered in fabric, the modules are presented in a wide and beautiful range of colors that includes vibrant, pastel and neutral tones.
A similar concept is presented by Bits for Living (image 1 and 6) and Studio Lawrence (image 5). All of them present modules in plain tones and, like the previous one, are ideal for decorating both sophisticated contemporary-style living rooms as well as youthful habituations informal cut.
When the proposals, instead of presenting plain colors, present patterned motifs, they acquire bohemian character. One of the most iconic is probably Mah Jong, a sofa that claims total freedom of form and function (image 2). Created in 1971 by Hans Hopfer, it was designed to be able to freely adapt form to function.
Do you like multicolored modular sofas to decorate the living room?