Avenue Sofa from Novamobili

Style, comfort and craft define the Avenue Sofa, now at Novamobili.

September 9th, 2013

Novamobili’s Italian-made sofas are recognised for their attention to aesthetics and quality, and for their versatility.

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Their Avenue sofa captures these values explicitly. The sophisticated yet informal design is made up of generous volumes and soft cushions, while the one-of-a-kind Nabuk leather, which is derived from the best European hides, comes in a hand-made finish to give the sofa a vintage and lived in look. Additional details such as reinforced selvedge seams in tonal or contrasting colours enhance the artisanal quality of the product.

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The mixed down upholstery also supports the body comfortably, and the wide armrest makes for a functional surface.

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While Avenue sofas can be used to create large-scale compositions, the generous depth of the seat cushions also offer a sense of intimacy.

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