The Paradigm Four-seater Corner Sofa - Right from Montana, designed by Erik Rasmussen, is a sophisticated reinterpretation of the iconic modular sofa from 1969. The sofa's sculptural expression and simple geometry create a harmonious balance between aesthetics and functionality. With generous proportions and a timeless design, the sofa is an elegant centrepiece in the living room. The removable covers, interchangeable components and precise joints provide a flexibility that makes the sofa ideal for modern living. Paradigm is a classic in a new light, combining the design heritage of the past with the needs of today.

The sofa's corner module provides space for relaxing as well as socialising, and the hidden assembly brackets ensure stability in any combination. It can be easily integrated into both minimalist and classic interiors, where its calm lines add a natural elegance. Paradigm can be styled with soft cushions, blankets or lounge chairs from Montana's other ranges for a complete look. The leg height adjustment makes it possible to accommodate both practical and aesthetic preferences, emphasising the flexible nature of the sofa.

Erik Rasmussen is known for his visionary approach to modular solutions that create freedom in interior design. Montana continues this philosophy by offering furniture that combines precision, function and longevity. Paradigm stands as an example of Montana's ability to preserve classic design heritage while adapting to today's demands.

• 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.