Soriana-style lounge seating: choose your Soria format
The appeal of Soriana-style seating lies in its contrast: generous upholstered volumes gathered within an exposed metal frame. Madorne’s Soria range interprets that visual language in four formats. The lounge chair creates a dedicated place to settle in; the two-seater brings the same sculptural presence to a shorter sofa; the three-seater spreads it across a much wider footprint.
Width alone does not tell you how a piece will fit. The three upholstered seating formats below are each 42.1 inches deep, so allow space for circulation as well as the sofa itself. The ottoman is a substantial separate piece rather than a small accessory.
| Soria format | Width × depth × height | Where to start |
|---|---|---|
| Lounge chair | 37.4 × 42.1 × 27.1 in | A reading corner or individual lounge seat |
| Two-seater sofa | 68.9 × 42.1 × 27.1 in | A shorter sofa in Beige Gray Chenille |
| Three-seater sofa | 100.3 × 42.1 × 27.1 in | A larger living-room arrangement |
| Ottoman | 38.6 × 34.6 × 16.9 in | A separate upholstered footrest |
Dimensions are taken from the individual Madorne product listings. Check your selected product before ordering, including its seat dimensions and delivery information.
Matching Soria upholstery: check the exact finish
A shared design family does not mean every finish is available on every piece. If you want a closely coordinated chair-and-ottoman arrangement, start with the exact material and color name rather than a similar-looking photograph.
The Soria lounge chair and ottoman both list Oxblood Vegan Leather. The three-seater and ottoman both list White Boucle. These are useful starting points for a coordinated selection, but each piece is purchased separately. Confirm the selected options on both product pages.
The two-seater is listed in Beige Gray Chenille; that same upholstery is not currently listed for the Soria ottoman. Pair it intentionally with a contrasting finish, or explore other ottomans instead of assuming there is an identical companion. Photographs can also shift a color’s appearance with lighting, so ask for clarification if the match is important to your room.
Scarpa-inspired dining chairs: wood, sling seats and carved backs
The dining selection offers a different kind of presence from Soria’s low lounge seating. Here, the interest comes from timber geometry, the shape of the back, and how the upholstery meets the frame. Choose the silhouette you want to repeat around your table, then check the chair’s measurements against the available space.
Monko: a suspended seat and back
The Monko 73 dining chair, inspired by the Monk chair, combines wooden rails with a sling-style seat and back. Its open structure gives a clear view of the frame. Beige, Black and Brown options are listed on the product page; verify the material details for your chosen version.
Afrika: a carved statement back
The Afrika 75 dining chair draws its character from a radiating carved wooden back and padded seat. Inspired by the Africa chair, it is a choice for a dining arrangement where the backs remain an important part of the room’s view.
Bola and Cinque: two compact silhouettes
The Bola 65 chair and Cinque 65 side chair reference the Scarpa 121 design. Bola has a black-painted wooden base and waxed microfiber upholstery. Cinque is armless, with a distinctive opening in its upholstered back. Compare their profiles rather than treating them as interchangeable finishes of one chair. Explore dining tables with the chair width and table-leg positions in mind.
The Monko counter stool is not a bar stool
The Monko counter stool carries the sling-seat language into a low-back kitchen seat. Its listed seat height is 25.5 inches, distinct from its 28-inch overall height. Measure from the floor to the underside of your counter, including any apron, and check the clearance you need above the seat. Do not select it for a taller bar simply because the style suits the room.
Materials, room planning and design references
Soria options include textured fabrics and leather or vegan alternatives, depending on the format. The chair lists Brown Vegan Suede, Spice Velvet, Chestnut Vegan Leather and Oxblood Vegan Leather; the ottoman has a different selection. Vegan leather and vegan suede are not animal leather. Read the selected product’s composition and care instructions rather than applying one cleaning method to the entire range.
Before ordering a sofa, measure doors, turns, stairs and elevators as well as its final position. A shorter sofa still needs an adequate access route. For help comparing finishes or planning a coordinated purchase, get expert advice.
The selection references two contrasting expressions associated with Afra & Tobia Scarpa: sculptural upholstered lounge forms and architectural wooden chairs. Explore more Italian-inspired furniture or compare other lounge-chair silhouettes for your space.
Questions before choosing Scarpa-inspired seating
Are these original Afra & Tobia Scarpa pieces?
No. These are independently offered Madorne products inspired by the referenced designs, not original designer pieces or authorized editions. Designer and model names identify the design references, not an affiliation or endorsement. Explore the broader designer-inspired furniture selection for other references.
Is a Soria ottoman included with the lounge chair?
No. The lounge chair and ottoman have separate product listings. Select each piece and its upholstery individually if you want both.
Can I get every Soria format in the same upholstery?
Not with the options currently listed. Oxblood Vegan Leather is shared by the chair and ottoman, while White Boucle is shared by the three-seater and ottoman. Check the current options before building a set.
Which pieces should I use at a dining table?
Start with Monko, Afrika, Bola or Cinque and compare their dimensions with your table. Soria is lounge seating, while the Monko counter stool is intended for counter-height arrangements—not as a substitute for a dining chair.