Sofas

Which sofa should you choose for your living room?

For everyday use without a sleeping function, a sofa such as the 2- or 3-seater Nellia (Storm or Vega fabric, from around €517) or the 3-seater BALOA (144x200 cm, from around €653) works well. If the sofa also needs to double as a bed, choose a model with storage: OLEMO, Milorya, Puentro, Tola or SOSO.

Trendy living room sofas — which trends lead in 2026?

Trendy living room sofas favour muted, earthy colours and soft, rounded shapes. In the Pillovely range, that shows in the Zoria sofa bed in sand stone (from around €749), Milorya in olive moss (from around €653), and OLEMO in Art Deco style with Aragon or Abriamo fabric (from around €781).

Comfortable everyday sofas — what should you look for?

A comfortable living room sofa comes down to the right seat depth, resilient filling and a stable backrest. Nellia has a segmented seat cushion and wide, rounded armrests in a soft style, while sofa beds such as OLEMO, Milorya and Tola combine these qualities with an extra sleeping spot and built-in storage.

Small sofa for the living room — what fits a studio flat?

A small living room sofa is mainly about a compact width and a light form. The 2-seater Nellia is 160 cm wide, and the 2-seater sofa bed Tola (140 x 200 cm sleeping area with storage, from around €598) takes up little space and also suits a studio flat or teenager's room.

Modern sofa for the living room — which solutions to choose?

A modern living room sofa combines clean lines with functionality. Lento (206 cm, from around €854) and Franec (227 cm, from around €1,086) are minimalist models with a sleeping function, while OLEMO and Milorya also add storage and the DL mechanism.

2-seater or 3-seater sofa?

2-seater sofas, such as Nellia (160 cm) or the fold-out Tola, suit a small living room or studio flat. 3-seater sofas, such as Nellia (220 cm), BALOA (144x200 cm) or Franec (227 cm), give more room for family and guests.

Which sofa has the largest sleeping area?

The sofa bed SOSO has the largest sleeping area — 149 x 200 cm at a width of 259 cm (from around €811), followed by Zoria with 145 x 203 cm (from around €749). Franec unfolds to 196 x 145 cm, and Bamby to 200 x 136 cm (from around €838).

What are the Kamelia and Lunaria foam sofas?

These are foam sofas measuring 200 x 100 x 70 cm with a 200 x 130 cm sleeping area (from around €699), made entirely of PUR foam without a frame or legs. They arrive compressed in a single box and need no assembly; the outdoor versions use Harris outdoor fabric. More models are in the foam sofas collection.

What mechanisms do Pillovely sofa beds have?

Most sofa beds, such as OLEMO, Milorya and Tola, use the DL mechanism; Tola and SOSO also have an automatic lift that makes unfolding easier. The Franec sofa unfolds with a puma-type mechanism.

How do you measure the space for a sofa in the living room?

Before buying, measure not only the intended spot in the living room (width, depth and backrest height) but also the width of doors, the hallway and any stairs the sofa needs to pass through — models with a sleeping function are usually delivered in sections, which makes carrying them into smaller spaces easier.

Why choose a sofa made in Poland?

Pillovely sofas are designed and manufactured in Poland, which lets us control the quality of fabrics, fillings and construction at every stage and process orders faster. Delivery terms and lead times are shown at checkout for your country, and returns are accepted within 30 days. For every sofa, you can order free fabric samples.