The Living Divani Neowall sofa is Piero Lissoni's answer to a precise question: can a modular sofa look as exact as a piece of architecture? Living Divani launched it at Salone del Mobile in 2011 and summed it up in three words that still fit: proportion, harmony and comfort. Fifteen years on, it's one of the brand's most searched sofas, and one of our best sellers.
A sofa drawn with a ruler
Extrasoft sits low on the floor with soft, loose outlines. Neowall does the opposite. Seats, backrests and arms lock onto a steel frame, so the lines stay straight and the joints almost vanish. Backrests and arms can change height and width from one element to the next. That balance between the pieces is the whole design.
How to configure the Living Divani Neowall sofa
Seats come 68, 94, 134 and 154 cm deep (about 27, 37, 53 and 61 in). A long seat with a left or right arm becomes a chaise. The deepest elements turn a corner into a place to stretch out. The 68 cm depth fits narrow rooms. Run it along a wall, wrap it around a corner or float it in the middle of the room. There's no catalog model: every sectional is drawn around your space. For a study or guest room, there's also the Neowall sofa bed, same lines.
Fabric and leather covers come off completely with Velcro. Feet are black and adjustable, or on request matte satin stainless steel, which makes the whole sofa look lighter. A spacer raises any element by 4 cm (about 1½ in).
Two kinds of comfort
You pick the feel. The classic padding wraps polyurethane foam in washed, sterilized goose down, stitched into separate channels. Soft. You sink in. The alternative pairs polyurethane and Visco-soft under a polyester-fiber cover, for a firmer seat that stays neat day after day.
Our advice
Choose Neowall if you love clean lines and a sofa that looks built into the room. Choose the Living Divani Extrasoft sofa if you want something lower and freer. Send us your floor plan and we'll compare the two on your space and draw the layout with you. We send a tailored quote fast. And if another authorized Living Divani dealer has quoted you for the same Neowall, same layout and upholstery, we'll match it or beat it.
Technical data
- Design: Piero Lissoni, 2011 (Salone del Mobile)
- Modular seat, backrest and armrest elements in different sizes, joined by a steel frame with hooks
- Seat depths: 68, 94, 134, 154 cm (about 27, 37, 53, 61 in); long seats with left or right arm (chaise)
- Frame: poplar and fir; suspension in interwoven covered rubber belts
- Padding: differentiated-density polyurethane with washed, sterilized goose down in separate channels, or polyurethane and Visco-soft with polyester-fiber cover
- Upholstery: fabric or leather, fully removable with Velcro
- Feet: adjustable black plastic or, on request, matte satin stainless steel; 4 cm spacer on request
- Sofa bed version: Neowall Sofa Bed
- Class 1.IM fire-rated version for contract projects
Frequently asked questions
Who designed the Neowall sofa and when?
Piero Lissoni, for Living Divani. It debuted at Salone del Mobile in Milan in 2011.
What is the difference between Neowall and Extrasoft?
Both are modular sofas by Lissoni. Neowall has a steel frame joining the elements and crisper lines; Extrasoft is lower, softer and free in outline.
Does it come with a chaise?
Yes, using the long seat with an arm on the left or right. There is also a Neowall sofa bed.
Which padding can I choose?
Goose down in separate channels, softer and more enveloping, or polyurethane and Visco-soft for a firmer seat. Covers come off with Velcro.
Is there a Neowall ready to ship?
When we have one in our showroom, you will find it on the Neowall outlet page linked above. For a custom layout we prepare a quote.
Where can I buy the Living Divani Neowall sofa at the best price?
From Mobilificio Marchese, an authorized Living Divani dealer. You get a tailored quote, and if you have an equivalent offer from another authorized dealer, we match it or beat it.
