Alma angled Sofa

A Shape That Changes the Room

The Alma Angled Sofa from Talenti does something most sofas don’t even attempt. It breaks away from the straight line. The inclined silhouette introduces a sense of movement, a quiet shift that makes the entire lounge feel less rigid and more alive. It’s a design gesture — deliberate but not loud — that turns a seating area into something people actually gravitate toward.

Materials and Construction

Underneath the upholstery, the frame is built from a combination of solid wood and multilayer wood, which gives it both structural integrity and the ability to hold its shape over years of daily use. Seat support comes from elastic webbing, a system that distributes weight evenly and responds naturally to the body. The structure padding layers high-density differentiated polyurethane foam with polyester fiber, while the back cushions are filled with polyester fiber for a softer, more relaxed feel against the shoulders.

The feet are tubular steel with a glossy black finish and thermoplastic polymer end caps. It’s a clean, understated detail that grounds the piece visually without drawing attention away from the form itself. Available in both right-hand and left-hand configurations, each unit weighs approximately 145 pounds and features a seat height of roughly 15.7 inches. Upholstery options span six fabric categories — A through E and LUX — so there’s real flexibility in how the final piece looks and feels.

Comfort Without Compromise

The wide, enveloping seat is one of those things you notice the moment you sit down. There’s depth to it. The differentiated foam densities mean the seat cushion supports where it should and gives where it needs to. And the back cushions, being polyester fiber, have that relaxed softness that doesn’t fight against you when you lean in. It’s comfortable in a way that feels considered, not overstuffed.

Where It Belongs

Because the Alma Angled Sofa sits at an angle rather than along a wall, it naturally encourages conversation. People face each other. The layout becomes less formal, more social. It works well as a standalone statement in an open-plan living space or paired with other pieces from the Alma collection to build out a larger lounge arrangement. Either way, it becomes a focal point — not because it’s shouting for attention, but because the geometry simply pulls you in.

This is a piece for someone who wants their furniture to do more than fill a room. It shapes how people move through the space and how they interact once they’re in it.

Built to Last

The combination of solid and multilayer wood framing, steel feet, and high-density foam padding means this sofa is engineered for longevity. The elastic webbing seat support holds up well over time without sagging, and the range of fabric categories allows owners to choose materials suited to their lifestyle — whether that means something durable for everyday use or something more refined for a formal setting. It’s the kind of piece that doesn’t need replacing in a few years. It just settles in.