Paco Sofa 280

Designed for Real Life, Not Just the Showroom

The Paco Sofa 280 from Talenti is generous in every sense. At roughly 110 inches wide, it offers a continuous seat that doesn’t segment or interrupt the sitting experience. The proportions are deliberate — broad, grounded, with well-defined volumes that give it real presence in a room. But it never feels heavy-handed. The lines stay clean, the silhouette stays balanced. It’s the kind of sofa that looks like it belongs exactly where it is.

What It’s Made Of

Underneath the upholstery, the frame combines solid and multi-layer wood with a steel perimeter structure. Seat support comes from elastic webbing, which allows for responsive give without bottoming out. The padding is high-density differentiated polyurethane foam layered with polyester fiber — firm enough for structure, soft enough for long evenings. Back cushions are filled with polyester fiber for a lighter, more relaxed feel against the frame’s solidity.

Upholstery options run wide. Fabric is available across several categories, from A through E and LUX. Leather comes in Category F and Category G LUX. Metal finishes on the frame include Burnished, Chrome, and Glossy Black. The feet are thermoplastic polymer — understated and practical. At approximately 238 pounds, this is a substantial piece. It ships as a single package.

Comfort That Holds Up

A seat height of about 16 inches puts it in that sweet spot — low enough to feel relaxed, high enough to get up from without effort. The wide, unbroken seat surface is what sets the Paco apart from sofas that look similar on paper. There’s room to stretch, shift, tuck a leg underneath. The differentiated foam densities mean the seat doesn’t respond the same way everywhere. It’s firmer where support matters, softer where comfort matters.

Where It Works Best

This sofa was designed for convivial spaces. Large living rooms, open-plan layouts, rooms where people actually gather and stay a while. Its scale suits contemporary interiors that want personality without visual noise. And because the design is essentially restrained — no excessive detailing, no ornamental flourishes — it pairs well with a range of styles. The fabric and leather options make it adaptable. A Category A linen reads very differently from a Category G LUX leather, and that range is intentional.

Built to Stay

The combination of a wood and steel frame with high-density foam isn’t just about comfort today. It’s about the sofa still feeling right in five or seven years. Elastic webbing holds its tension longer than spring systems in many cases. The Talenti Paco 280 is built like a piece that’s meant to be lived on daily, not preserved. That matters more than most product specs ever will.