Cor conseta: the forefather of all modern sofas. With the "conseta" (from the latin "consedere" = to sit together), you're bringing a true design milestone into your home. Designed in the 1960s by f.w. Möller, this sofa is considered one of the first modular furniture pieces ever and continues to impress with its timeless appeal. The corner sofa is upholstered in a high-quality fabric in an elegant gray. The texture has a vibrant melange effect, giving the gray depth and making it less susceptible to stains – ideal for everyday use. The configuration is spacious and open: left: a classic seating element with a narrow, high armrest that clearly defines the frame. Right: the sofa flows into an open chaise longue (ottoman). This armless side creates a sense of openness and invites you to stretch out. The conseta's distinctive feature is its floating appearance: the flat frame rests on delicate, black metal legs. These legs are so slender they're barely noticeable, lending the large sofa a wonderful lightness. The loose back cushions provide the necessary comfort without disrupting the clean, architectural lines. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution