ATILLA Sofa - 95"

Crafted in collaboration with Turkish designer Atilla Kuzu, the ATILLA Sofa brings together linear beauty, thoughtful function, and a warm material presence.

Fully cushioned from seat to corner, its upholstered form invites ease, while the wooden back reveals the natural grain — a detail that allows the sofa to sit beautifully against a wall or float gracefully in an open space.

Designed for adaptability, the back features removable cushioned elements that tuck neatly away or extend outward as plush armrests, offering comfort exactly where you want it.

Ideal for both residential and commercial environments, the ATILLA Sofa lends a refined calm to hospitality spaces, corporate settings, and modern homes alike. Available in 95″ or 84″ lengths, and seamlessly completed with the matching ATILLA Ottoman.

Pairs effortlessly with the BARRINGER Slide Coffee Table, TOSAI Lounge Chairs, and the TEN Media Cabinet for a cohesive Japandi-inspired living space.

Note: Side cushion is movable.

Details

Available wood and upholstery options vary by design, based on what each piece requires structurally and aesthetically. Finishes and fabrics/leathers are thoughtfully selected to support the integrity of the design.

Choose your preferred wood type, finish, and upholstery to create your custom CondeHouse piece.

Wood Type + Finish Options

Wood Type: Japanese Ash
Finishes: Natural, White Wash, Medium Brown, Dark Brown, Gray Wash, Dark Gray, Black

Wood Type: Walnut
Finishes: Natural, Dark Brown

Dimensions

W: 95-3/4"
D: 36-1/4"
H: 28-1/2"
SH: 15-3/4"
AH: 20-1/4"

Designer

Designer: Atilla Kuzu, Turkey

Atilla Kuzu established ZOOM TPU in 1994, and was involved in boutique and large store design. He was awarded at IFDA in both 1999 and 2002, and he and his partners at ZOOM TPU received the Turkish Design・Interior Design Award for their work on the Acibadem General Hospital project in 2005. He debuted the ATILLA collection at IMM Cologne in 2010, and is currently involved in furniture design projects for large-scale stores and general hospitals.