Modular Italian sofas
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206 modular sofas from Nicoline, Moroso, Natuzzi Italia and other houses, with designs by Patricia Urquiola, Maurizio Manzoni and others, each made to order. Natuzzi Italia is on the floor in Royal Oak, MI and Troy, MI.
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Collections with modular sofas.
All collections
Philosophy
Maurizio Manzoni
31 modular sofas
Timeless
12 modular sofas
Add
Francesco Rota
5 modular sofas
Diesel Living with Moroso
Glenn Martens in collaboration with Controvento
4 modular sofas
Air
3 modular sofas
Axis
Lualdi Meraldi Studio
2 modular sofas
Gentry
Patricia Urquiola
2 modular sofas
Gruuve
Patricia Urquiola
2 modular sofas
The designers behind them.
All designers
By house, and what each brings.
All houses- Nicoline · 43 modular sofasBased in Altamura, Puglia, the Italian brand brings its experience with leather and fabric to sofas, sectionals, armchairs and upholstered beds.
- Moroso · 27 modular sofasSofas, armchairs and modular seating range from composed everyday forms to pieces that create a more unexpected room.
- Natuzzi Italia · 27 modular sofasItalian sofas, sectionals and recliners shaped by Puglian roots, upholstery expertise and a coordinated approach to the living room.
- Ditre Italia · 21 modular sofasThe brand treats upholstery as part of a broader approach to furnishing the home, connecting sofas with armchairs, tables, beds and complementary pieces.
- Calligaris · 18 modular sofasThat seating heritage still informs a collection built around the way people gather, dine and live.
- Bonaldo · 14 modular sofasItalian dining tables, upholstered beds and contemporary furniture, connected through sculptural form and Bonaldo's B/Style approach.
- Arketipo · 10 modular sofasFlorentine sofas, armchairs and contemporary furniture with expressive shapes, tailored upholstery and rich material contrasts.
- Lago · 10 modular sofasArchitectural Italian furniture with floating forms, modular systems and adaptable solutions for living, dining and bedroom spaces.
- Bontempi · 8 modular sofasContemporary Italian dining tables, chairs and furnishings, with versatile configurations and a wide choice of materials and finishes.
- Pianca · 8 modular sofasItalian furniture and modular systems for living and sleeping, bringing together thoughtful storage, warm materials and collaborations with contemporary designers.
- Reflex · 6 modular sofasSculptural Italian furniture and lighting, bringing Murano glass, expressive surfaces and architectural forms into dining and living spaces.
- LaPalma · 5 modular sofasIts range includes stools, chairs, lounge seating, tables and modular compositions.
- Cappellini · 4 modular sofasUpholstery, wood, metal and experimental structures appear across the collection, each serving a particular design.
- Driade · 2 modular sofasItalian furniture with an experimental spirit, bringing distinctive designer chairs, sculptural seating and expressive objects into the home.
- Mogg · 1 modular sofaMogg’s material vocabulary varies across the collection, including metal, glass, wood and upholstered surfaces.
- Sovet · 1 modular sofaIts tables, mirrors, seating and occasional pieces often share a sense of visual lightness, even when their forms are sculptural.
- Tonelli · 1 modular sofaItalian glass furniture that explores transparency and structure, from extending dining tables to sculptural consoles, shelving and mirrors.
Choosing a modular sofa, piece by piece.
How the pieces fit
A modular sofa is a set of elements: end seats with one arm, armless centers, corners, chaises and ottomans. You choose the pieces and the order. How they join matters if you may rearrange later. Lago's Air uses a hook-and-release system, so seats, backs and arms come apart and go back together in new ways. Moroso's Highlands links its modules beneath the base, and several Natuzzi Italia families join theirs with removable hooks.
Against the wall or in the room
Some systems are made to float. Bonaldo's Ever More can form a seating island in the middle of a room. Lago's Londy has a finished back, so it can stand away from the wall. Calligaris's Axis adds angled elements, so a layout can turn at something other than a right angle. If the back of the sofa will be seen, ask whether it is upholstered.
Backs and arms that move
Many modules adjust. On Calligaris's Equipe, the back moves to deepen the seat and the arm has three positions. Favola's backs shift between two positions, and Pandora pairs a pull-out seat with a seven-position headrest. Arketipo's Smooth Operator has back cushions with three or four positions. Lago's Sand offers weighted backrests you can move around. Calligaris's Norma adds an electric pull-out footrest, run from buttons in the arm.
Sizes and cushions
Module widths vary within one family; Calligaris's Layla comes in 80 cm and 104 cm seats (31 and 41 in). Where houses list seat heights, most sit between 40 and 45 cm, about 16 to 18 in. Arketipo offers spacers that raise Smooth Operator from 42 to 45 cm. Fillings range from foam to goose down. Lago uses down on Air Slim and Happening, and Calligaris's Layla fills its backs with down and small technopolymer balls.
Covers, care and ordering
Many modular sofas have covers that come off. Pianca's advice for fabric covers: brush off dust with a very soft brush, and check the data sheet before washing. Wash covers inside out with a mild, bleach-free detergent, do not spin them, and dry them flat. For leather, Natuzzi Italia says to dust with a dry white cloth and blot spills at once. These sofas are made to order, typically 12–16 weeks. When you request a quote, list the modules from left to right with the cover and color. We deliver to the 48 contiguous states. Natuzzi Italia is on our floors in Royal Oak, MI and Troy, MI. Plan a visit to sit in one before you choose.
Sources: pianca.com · static.natuzzi.com
Buying modular sofas from Italcasa Design.
Which houses make modular sofas?
Nicoline has the most, with 43, then Moroso (27), Natuzzi Italia (27), Ditre Italia (21), Calligaris (18) and Bonaldo (14), among others. Every one comes from a house based in Italy.
How long do modular sofas take to arrive?
Each is made to order, and the time is the house's own: 12–16 weeks from every house here. Your written quote confirms the time for the exact piece you choose.
Can I see modular sofas before I order?
Yes. Natuzzi Italia is on the floor in Royal Oak, MI and Troy, MI. For the other houses, call ahead and we'll have samples and finishes pulled and waiting.
Who designed these modular sofas?
Patricia Urquiola drew 17 of them, for Moroso and Cappellini; then Maurizio Manzoni (13), Stefano Spessotto (12) and Giuseppe Viganò (10), among others.
Do you deliver modular sofas outside Michigan?
Yes — all 48 contiguous states, through vetted white-glove partners we book and track. Freight is quoted with the piece, before any deposit.