Mobilier de France sofa - LEVEL

General presentation

The LEVEL sofa by Mobilier de France is a contemporary piece designed for gathering. Its accessible proportions and balanced design make it easy to integrate into a wide range of environments. It stands out for its strong visual comfort and its ability to adapt to modern lifestyles while maintaining a clear formal identity.

Design and finishes

LEVEL features a generous, fluid silhouette built around a basket-shaped seat. This distinctive geometry—both enveloping and airy—gives the model a bold presence while remaining inviting. The lines flow seamlessly, even when comfort features are activated. The carefully crafted leg plays a central role in the model’s elevated aesthetic: an exclusive metal piece, perfectly integrated, that grounds the sofa while enhancing its overall presence.

Comfort and ergonomics

Beyond its understated appearance, LEVEL incorporates multiple hidden comfort features: seat depth adjustment, lift-up armrests, and a reclining seat flap. These elements are smoothly integrated and remain invisible in the overall design. The intended effect is one of surprise: real, generous comfort that never compromises the sofa’s contemporary clarity. The seat is deep and well-balanced, offering both softness and support.

Materials and upholstery

LEVEL is available in fabric, with a wide range of colors and textures. This customization allows for seamless adaptation to different interior styles, while maintaining a coherent design foundation. The metal leg, specifically developed for this model, is an essential part of its visual identity. The internal structure is built to last, with precise finishes and high-quality assembly.

Configurations

LEVEL is available in multiple modules and formats, offering flexibility to suit various residential settings without sacrificing formal harmony. The base—offered in matte or chrome-finished metal, depending on the version—is a distinctive visual element that integrates seamlessly into the overall design.

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