Vacuum-packed 2-seater sofa in sherpa Mirabel

As if conceived from the desire to capture the softness of the air and give it an earthly form, the Mirabel 2-seater vacuum-packed sherpa sofa arrives in an almost dreamlike state, like a contained atmosphere waiting for the moment to awaken. Compressed and serene, it seems like a fragment of cloud waiting to be released and expanded. Just remove its packaging and, little by little, it begins to regain its essence: a body that unfolds with the calmness of something that recognizes its own destiny. Its generous and rounded curves appear kind and harmonious, as if floating for a moment before gently settling on the ground. It presents itself with a warm air, wrapped in a 100% polyester upholstery that recalls the texture of coziness and intimacy. The entire sofa is filled with 35 kg/m³ high-density polyurethane foam, providing a uniform and generous profile that naturally maintains its shape. The seat, with soft firmness, offers balanced and comfortable support, while the rest of the set feels plush and pleasant, conveying softness and comfort in every corner. The extra cushions, filled with synthetic fibers and foam, are removable and add an additional touch of comfort, inviting relaxation with the same lightness with which a cloud of air regains its shape. In spaces with softened brutalist aesthetics, this model works as a poetic counterpoint: a calm refuge that coexists with microcement surfaces, dark woods, or unpolished travertines. Its friendly volumetry softens the roughness of the materials, creating an unexpected harmony between the tactile and the mineral. Its robust and generous lines embody the chunky trend, where furniture transforms into livable sculptures, celebrating presence and absolute comfort. Mirabel not only occupies a place; it redefines the atmosphere, extending a sensation of silent luxury that invites you to pause, breathe, and enjoy rest.

The modules have fastening straps to ensure a firm and stable union. Since this is a vacuum-packed product, we recommend letting it rest for about 72 hours so that its materials expand and fully acquire their final shape. After that time, the upholstery may show some wrinkles. To remove them, we advise applying a little steam, protecting the fabric with a towel. For proper maintenance, we recommend cleaning with a damp cloth, avoiding the use of chemical products.