Which sofa page suits your room?
This page holds the whole sofa range, and three smaller pages narrow it by size and shape. The figures below come from eight pieces at the top of the grid.
Seating for one or two
For a smaller room, start with the 2-seat sofas. The Comfort Style 2-Seater Sofa is 133 cm wide. The single Comfort Style Lounge Sofa, 89 cm wide, works like a lounge chair, so it also sits with the modern lounge chairs.
Seating for three or more
For a family room, browse the 3-seat sofas. The Comfort Style 3-Seater Sofa is 175 cm wide. In this range each extra seat adds 42 to 44 cm of width, while the depth stays at 101 cm and the height at 70 cm: 89 cm for one seat, 133 cm for two and 175 cm for three.
Seating that wraps around the room
For an open-plan room or a long wall that turns, see the L-shaped and corner sofas. The Comfort Style Curve Sofa is a 102 cm square unit filed under corner sofas, and the 97 cm square Camaleonda Style Lounge Sofa is a modular unit that can be rearranged. More Camaleonda pieces are on the Mario Bellini page.
Pieces to put your feet up on
The two ottomans compared here line up with their sofas. The Comfort Style Sofa Ottoman is 38 cm high, matching the approximate seat height of the Comfort Style sofas. The Camaleonda Style Small Ottoman is 64 cm wide and 97 cm deep, the same depth as the Camaleonda lounge unit. For lying back, the LC4 Style Chaise Longue is 152 cm long, with a recline that adjusts.
How big are the sofas?
It depends on the number of seats. Among the pieces compared here, the Comfort Style sofas are 101 cm deep and 70 cm high, and 89, 133 or 175 cm wide for one, two or three seats. Each product page lists the full dimensions, including the packed size, which matters for getting the sofa through the door.
How low do the sofas sit?
The Comfort Style sofas are low: their product pages give an approximate seat height of 38 cm, under an overall height of 70 cm. The Comfort Style Sofa Ottoman is also 38 cm high, so the two sit level when pushed together. Seat heights are not listed for every piece, so check the Seat Dimension line on the product page you are looking at.
Do the sofas arrive assembled?
Yes, for the pieces compared here. All eight are listed as fully assembled, from the single lounge seat to the 175 cm three-seater and the chaise longue. That means no assembly, but the sofa arrives at full size, so check the packing dimensions against your doors, stairs and hallway before you order.
What upholstery can I choose?
It varies by piece. The Comfort Style and Camaleonda Style pieces compared here come in Alcantara, velvet or bouclé, chosen on the product page; the bouclé on the Comfort Style Sofa Ottoman is 95% polyester and 5% acrylic. The LC4 Style Chaise Longue is leather, and the grid's Material filter also lists wool and faux leather.
How do I clean a fabric sofa?
Dust it and vacuum it lightly, which is the care line on every fabric piece compared here. For marks, the product pages suggest a mild, fabric-safe or upholstery cleaner, used sparingly. The Comfort Style Curve Sofa's page also suggests brushing and a fabric protector spray. For the leather chaise longue, wipe with a soft, damp cloth and apply a leather conditioner as needed.
Are the sofas in stock?
Some pieces and finishes are held in stock for faster dispatch, and others take longer. All eight compared here show a longer lead time, so check the line under the Add to Cart button on each product page for the piece and upholstery you choose. The delivery date is confirmed by email once the order is placed.
Who designed these sofas?
The product pages credit the Comfort Style pieces to Michel Ducaroy, the Camaleonda Style pieces to Mario Bellini, and the LC4 Style Chaise Longue to Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret. These are reproductions: each page states that the item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer or associated parties.

