A modular sofa is built from separate, linked seats, so you decide the shape and the size. Here is what sits behind the softness.
The collection
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In detail
What makes Bellini Style special
What it is made of
Bellini Style pieces are timber-framed modular seats with deep foam cushions, upholstered in velvet, chenille, bouclé, suede or leather. Each module is a complete seat that links to the next.
Its strengths
Modules let you build the sofa to fit the room: a straight line, an L or a corner, and add to it later. The low base and deep cushions are made for lounging.
How it lives and ages
Fabric settles with use and the cushions soften. Light colours stay fresh with regular vacuuming; leather develops a gentle patina and should be kept away from radiators and strong sun.
Caring for it
Vacuum fabric with a soft brush and blot spills without rubbing. Wipe leather with a barely damp cloth and condition it once or twice a year.
What to look for
Measure the room and lay the modules out first. Check the colour and fabric on the page, and remember that the modules are sold separately so you can choose the combination.
Complete the look
Pieces from our other collections that pair beautifully with Bellini Style.
Questions
Bellini Style — frequently asked
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Is this the original designer sofa?
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Is this the original designer sofa?
+No. It is a style piece, inspired by the 1970s modular design by Mario Bellini, and is not made by or affiliated with the original manufacturer.
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Can I add modules later?
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Can I add modules later?
+Yes. The modules link together, so you can add an arm, a corner or an ottoman at any time.
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Which fabrics are available?
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Which fabrics are available?
+Velvet, chenille, bouclé, suede and leather. Each page lists the colours, and the photographs change when you pick one.
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How do I clean it?
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How do I clean it?
+Vacuum fabric with a soft brush and blot spills straight away without rubbing. Wipe leather with a barely damp cloth.