Modular sofa from Montana

Paradigm Four-seater Middle Pouffe Right

The Paradigm Four-seater Middle Pouffe Right from Montana, designed by Erik Rasmussen, is a modern reinterpretation of an iconic modular sofa from 1969. With its sculptural geometry and clean lines, the module appears both calm and characterful in the room. Paradigm combines functional design with aesthetic precision, and with the option of upholstery in both luxurious fabrics and leather, the look can be customised to suit any style. The removable cushions, interchangeable parts and hidden assembly fittings are a testament to thoughtful functionality and make the module ideal for modern homes. The sofa's flexibility and precise proportions create a harmonious balance between comfort and form.

Paradigm works as a centrepiece in the living room - on its own or as part of a larger modular system. Combine it with other Paradigm elements and a stylish coffee table for an overall look that balances form and function. Suitable for both open spaces and more intimate zones, the module can be styled with soft rugs and soft lighting for an inviting look. Its simple silhouette makes it easy to integrate into both classic and modern interiors, where it adds a calm gravitas.

With Paradigm, Erik Rasmussen has created a design icon that still feels relevant more than half a century after its origin. Montana combines his vision with uncompromising craftsmanship and a clear focus on versatility and longevity - a philosophy deeply rooted in Danish furniture tradition.

• 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.

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