Modular sofa from Montana

Paradigm Left Corner Module

Paradigm Left Corner Module from Montana, designed by Erik Rasmussen, is a reinterpretation of the iconic modular sofa from 1969. With its sculptural design and graphic precision, the module strikes an elegant balance between functionality and aesthetics. The soft lines and minimalist expression create a calm presence in the room, while the interchangeable components and removable covers ensure both flexibility and longevity. Paradigm is available in a wide range of exclusive fabrics and colours, making it possible to create a personalised solution to match any interior.

As a corner module, Paradigm provides a natural base for building lounge environments and sofa combinations that can be customised to individual needs. The discreet assembly brackets under the base make it easy to connect the module with other elements in the series to create everything from intimate cosy corners to open, spacious sofa arrangements. Paradigm works equally well in a private home or office environment and can be combined with Montana's coffee tables, bookcases or lighting for a holistic look.

Erik Rasmussen made his mark on modern Danish furniture design with his modular approach, and Montana continues his legacy with the Paradigm collection. The brand's uncompromising quality and ability to combine function with timeless form makes Montana a safe choice for the design conscious who want furniture with lasting relevance.

• 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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