Cream modular corner sofa with a dark wood coffee table in a living room

Sectional Sofas

Ranchero sectional sofa in cream fabric with brown accent cushions, corner view Ranchero sectional sofa in cream fabric with brown accent cushions, front view
RANCHERO
Melanie sectional sofa by Sitdesign Melanie sectional sofa by Sitdesign, view 2
MELANIE
Penta sectional sofa by Sitdesign
PENTA
Isabella corner sectional sofa by Sitdesign
ISABELLA
Charlie corner sectional sofa by Sitdesign Charlie corner sectional sofa by Sitdesign, view 2
CHARLIE
Semerkand corner sectional sofa by Sitdesign Semerkand corner sectional sofa by Sitdesign, view 2
SEMERKAND
Toronto corner sectional sofa by Sitdesign Toronto corner sectional sofa by Sitdesign, view 3
TORONTO
Sky corner sectional sofa in beige, front view Sky corner sectional sofa in beige, front view
SKY
Happy corner sectional sofa in anthracite fabric, front view Happy corner sectional sofa in anthracite fabric, corner view
HAPPY
Ego corner sectional sofa in anthracite fabric with coffee table, front view Ego corner sectional sofa in anthracite fabric, corner view
EGO
Athena corner sectional sofa in grey fabric, front view Athena corner sectional sofa by Sitdesign, view 2
ATHENA

Sectional Sofas

A corner sofa is specified rather than simply bought: you choose modules, not a size — and the one decision that cannot be undone is which side the corner is on.

Left-hand or right-hand — settle this first

Stand where you enter the room, face the sofa, and tell us whether the long side runs away to your left or your right. Send a plan with the door, the window and the television marked. This is the most common ordering mistake in sectionals and the only one we cannot correct once the piece is made.

Modules, not dimensions

Most of this collection — Charlie, Toronto, Happy, Ego, Semerkand — is built from modules that can be added or left out, so the overall size follows the layout you choose. Semerkand's drawn modules give the scale involved: a 148 × 148 cm corner, a 110 × 152 cm chaise longue, an 85 × 102 cm armless seat, an 85 × 75 cm footstool. A chaise is usually 150 to 170 cm deep against 95 to 105 cm for the rest of the sofa, so it projects well into the room — tape the footprint on the floor before ordering.

Then choose by how you will sit

Isabella is low, deep and curved all the way round: made for lying on rather than sitting up in. Melanie has a raised seat and is the one you can stand up from easily, which matters where people of different ages use the room every day. Athena is built around cushions that keep their shape. Penta carries a wooden platform along the back, so it can stand away from a wall and still have a finished face. Happy ends in a curve instead of an arm, and Toronto puts leather where the wear is and fabric where you lean.

Materials

Kiln-dried beech frames, high-resilience foam. Any of seventy-six leather shades across twelve families — genuine leather only — or fabric, with your own fabric (COM) accepted. Leg finishes run from slim metal on Melanie and Sky to timber on Charlie, and that detail is what decides whether the sofa reads warm or architectural.

How ordering works

Send the plan and the clear dimensions, including the delivery route — the longest module has to turn your corridor corner and clear the doorway. We confirm the module layout, the handing, the materials and the lead time before anything is made. All pieces are made in our Istanbul factory.