What is the smallest sofa you have?

The narrowest models are 170 cm. That is a full two-seater: two people sit on it comfortably, and folded out it gives an adult a place to sleep. If you need narrower still, we agree the size before the piece goes into production — this is our own workshop, not a warehouse.

How much room should I leave in front of the sofa?

70–80 cm is enough to walk past. But if the sofa will be folded out every day, measure from the wall to the nearest furniture: the sleeping surface is deeper than the sofa itself, and the difference is in each model’s specifications — depth against sleeping area size.

Compact sofas up to 220 cm

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A sofa for a small room runs into centimetres, not design: there has to be room to walk past at the side and room to fold it out at the front. These are the models from 170 cm wide — they fit a bedroom, a child’s room, a study or a small living room without eating the room.

Compact does not mean “for sitting only”: every one of these folds out into a full sleeping place, and every one has a drawer or a niche for bedding under the seat. Width steps by 10 cm, so the sofa is fitted to the alcove rather than the alcove to the sofa.

Questions and answers

What is the smallest sofa you have?: The narrowest models are 170 cm. That is a full two-seater: two people sit on it comfortably, and folded out it gives an adult a place to sleep. If you need narrower still, we agree the size before the piece goes into production — this is our own workshop, not a warehouse.
How much room should I leave in front of the sofa?: 70–80 cm is enough to walk past. But if the sofa will be folded out every day, measure from the wall to the nearest furniture: the sleeping surface is deeper than the sofa itself, and the difference is in each model’s specifications — depth against sleeping area size.