Modular sofa from Montana

Paradigm Four-seater Corner Sofa - Left

The Paradigm Four-seater Corner Sofa - Left from Montana, designed by Erik Rasmussen, is an iconic piece of furniture with a heritage dating back to 1969. The sofa is characterised by its sculptural expression, clean lines and flexible modularity, making it a natural centrepiece in any home. The removable covers, interchangeable components and discreet assembly brackets are evidence of a thoughtful design where functionality and aesthetics go hand in hand. With its inviting format, the sofa creates a relaxed atmosphere that accommodates both everyday moments and festive occasions.

Its generous seating comfort makes it ideal for the whole family, and it can easily be combined with Montana's other collections for a cohesive interior. Paradigm stands beautifully on its own, but really comes into its own when paired with a low coffee table in wood or metal, where the contrast emphasises the soft shapes. Place it in an open-plan living room to create a natural focal point, or let it form a harmonious nook in smaller spaces where it adapts elegantly.

Erik Rasmussen was a pioneer of modern furniture art and set a new standard for modular sofas with Paradigm. Montana continues this legacy with an uncompromising approach to quality and design, where simplicity, functionality and timelessness are key. The result is a piece of furniture that unites the ideals of the past with the lifestyle of today.

• Material: Cold foam with fibre padding, removable fabric cover. Wooden frame with steel frame.
• Specifications: Modular system with hidden assembly fittings. Interchangeable components and removable cover. The legs have a standard height of 2.5 cm, but can be ordered in a height of 5 cm. Contact us if this is of interest.
• Care instructions: Vacuum clean the sofa regularly with a furniture nozzle. Removable covers can be cleaned according to the manufacturer's instructions. Avoid direct sunlight and placement close to heat sources to preserve the colour and shape of the fabric.
• Designed by Erik Rasmussen.