Loya

The avant-garde Pallone chair began life in 1989 as part of an exhibition entitled The House of the Future.

The Loya sofa is an open invitation to make yourself comfortable, elegantly crafted with exceptional attention to detail and combining generous proportions with an aura of total softness. Kate and Joel Booy of Studio Truly Truly based their design on what they call the ‘soft mass’ principle, imparting volume to a two-dimensional material. The sofa takes linear geometric forms and expands them into a composition of soft blocks, offering unparalleled comfort.

The Loya sofa is elegantly crafted with exceptional attention to detail and combining generous proportions with an aura of softness. It takes linear geometric forms and expands them into a composition of soft blocks, offering unparalleled comfort.

Studio Truly Truly

Upholstered base

The slightly tilted arm- and backrests are perhaps the most eye-catching feature, making a warm and welcoming statement. The sofa is elegantly and distinctively edged with saddle stitching expertly applied in the Leolux studio. This creates a gorgeous pattern of lines, positioned so that you don’t feel it as you enjoy your well-earned relaxation on the sofa. Loya rests on an upholstered base that’s set slightly back from the seat, and can be made in a different material to the rest of the sofa to give it your own very personal twist.

Unique collection

Studio Truly Truly has created a unique collection, ranging effortlessly from spacious to intimate and blending bold forms with irresistible comfort. The choice includes sofas, freestanding divans, two footstools, and a large number of add-on elements. There are also accessories for added comfort, such as a headrest (which can be placed on the backrest or arm), and an arm roll.

https://www.leolux.com/collection/sofas/loya