Jonah
It sits low and deep, but the slim quilted base keeps the sofa looking much lighter than its proportions suggest.
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DetailsThe sofa is built around a useful contrast: wide, deep seats and soft cushions above a thin quilted base. The backrests stay comparatively linear, which stops the overall look from becoming too loose or casual.
This is a good sofa for an open-plan living room where you want generous seating without a tall back cutting across the space. Linear, corner and island arrangements all make sense, so Jonah can sit against a wall or move into the centre of the room as the layout becomes larger.
“It is made for sitting back rather than perching upright, but the straight back line and defined base keep the room looking composed even when the cushions soften with use.”
Jonah is clearly on the relaxed side of the spectrum.
Pair it with a low coffee table and one lighter armchair rather than another deep upholstered piece. A textured rug works well underneath because the sofa itself already has a strong horizontal rhythm.
- Brand
- Giulio Marelli
- Brand from
- Meda, Italy
- Type
- Sofa, curved, linear, low-slung
- Rooms
- Living Room, Majlis
- Size
- Made to your size, agreed with the brand
- Fabric and finish
- From the brand's range, agreed when you enquire
- Item no.
- INK-GM-0060
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