Corner Sofas
Corner Sofas and L-Shaped Sofas Handmade in Tuscany
Explore VAMA corner sofas, handcrafted in Tuscany in classic and modern designs. The collection includes traditional L-shaped sofas, high-back models, modern chaise corner sofas and a hand-tufted Chesterfield corner sofa. Configurable models can be customized in dimensions, upholstery, colour and construction details, while already configured pieces are described with their exact size and materials. For a fully tufted British-style design, explore our Chesterfield sofas.
How to Choose a Corner Sofa
Start with the footprint of the room, then compare the shape of the corner, back height, upholstery and the type of lounging space you want. A compact chaise-end composition behaves differently from a full L-shaped corner with a backrest on both sides, while a high-back model gives a more upright and supportive feel than a low-profile sectional.
L-shaped corner sofa or chaise corner sofa?
A traditional L-shaped corner sofa uses two seating runs joined at an angle, while a chaise corner sofa adds an extended lounging section at one end. Bingo and the Chesterfield use fuller corner compositions; Tokyo and Greta use a chaise-style end for stretching out. The best choice depends on whether the return section needs to function mainly as extra seating or as a lounging area.
Made-to-measure corner sofas
Several configurable models can be adapted beyond their standard dimensions. Chesterfield, Bingo, New Zealand and Tokyo offer customization in size, upholstery, colour and other details, subject to the construction of the selected model. Greta and the large taupe Bingo page describe specific configured sofas with their exact dimensions and materials.
High-back corner sofas
Back height can change both comfort and the visual presence of the sofa. New Zealand combines rounded modern lines with a supportive high back, while Bingo uses a more traditional high, enveloping profile. If a lower and lighter look is preferred, Tokyo uses a cleaner 85 cm-high body on 13 cm steel legs.
Leather and removable-fabric corner sofas
Upholstery construction varies by model. Bingo has fully removable fabric covers, Tokyo can be ordered in removable fabric or genuine leather, and Greta has removable seat and back covers in its two-tone fabric configuration. New Zealand is available in leather or fabric, but its fabric options are non-removable. Check the individual product page before choosing if removability is a priority.
Measure the room and confirm the corner orientation
Compare both sides of the sofa footprint with walls, door openings, walkways and nearby furniture. Corner orientation should also be confirmed before production or ordering, especially on asymmetrical layouts. The product pages show the standard footprints and, where relevant, examples of right- or left-hand configurations.
Complete the living room
Pair a contemporary corner sofa with our modern armchairs, add a matching ottoman, or compare the wider collection of modern sofas if a linear layout is better for the room.
Frequently Asked Questions About Corner Sofas
What is the difference between an L-shaped corner sofa and a chaise corner sofa?
An L-shaped corner sofa normally has seating and back support along both sides of the corner. A chaise corner sofa uses an extended lounging section at one end, giving extra leg room with a more open profile.
Can VAMA corner sofas be made to measure?
Yes, several configurable models can be adapted in dimensions, upholstery, colour and other details. The exact changes available depend on the construction of the model, while already configured products retain the measurements stated on their product page.
Which corner sofas have removable covers?
Bingo has fully removable fabric covers. Tokyo can be configured with removable fabric covers, while Greta has removable seat and back covers. New Zealand fabric configurations are non-removable.
How do I choose the right or left corner orientation?
Start from the room plan and the position of walls, doors and walkways, then confirm the required orientation before production or order finalization. For asymmetrical layouts, use the product measurements and configuration images rather than relying only on the product name.