Aluna (SF12040) - Italian Minimalist Custom Sofa Bespoke in Leather & Fabric

An Island in Your Living Room - Every Curve Is A Horizon

Aluna is not just a sofa system—it is a destination. It embodies the serenity of a private retreat, translated into the language of design. Every element is an invitation to pause, to drift, to live without hurry.

Aluna forms part of a larger archipelago of possibilities, each piece carries its own personality, yet together they tell a singular, harmonious story—one of elegance, adaptability, and quiet sophistication.

The structure hides itself from view, allowing the generous cushions and sculptural forms to appear weightless, as if floating above the floor. The seating is deep, expansive, and irresistibly welcoming, anchored by a single continuous cushion that defines the silhouette while offering uncompromised comfort. A discreetly tilted back invites cushions to be arranged freely—stacked high, placed low, or scattered in easy disarray.

A unique detail—an adjustable roller cushion bound in refined webbing—transforms at will: a headrest for reading, an armrest for lounging, or a support between seats. This flexibility echoes Aluna’s spirit: an island that shifts with the tides of daily life.

The collection is shaped by four elemental forms—square, rectangle, “piano,” and “sail.” The piano form curves gently into the backrest, embracing you in a soft arc; the sail form swells forward in a generous rounded volume, like a wave caught mid-motion. Together, they create compositions that flow organically, adapting to the architecture of the room or standing alone as sculptural statements.

Aluna arrives dressed in a palette as evocative as the seascape that inspired it—twelve fabric tones ranging from sun-warmed neutrals to ocean blues, lush greens, coral reds, and glowing amber oranges. Available also in leather, each configuration is a bespoke vision, tailored to its surroundings.

Whether standing alone as a solitary island or joined in fluid arrangements, Aluna exists to be lived in—morning light spilling over its curves, conversations lingering into the night. It is more than furniture. It is a landscape for life.