Marvin Angled Sofa

A Shape That Shifts the Room

The Marvin Angled Sofa from Talenti does something most sofas don’t even attempt. It breaks the straight line. Where conventional seating follows a predictable path, this piece introduces an inclined form that adds real movement to a living space. It’s a subtle shift, but it changes the way a room feels — more open, more fluid, less rigid in its layout.

Available in both right-hand and left-hand configurations, it gives designers and homeowners the flexibility to work with a room rather than against it. The angled silhouette encourages conversation, pulls people closer, and creates a contemporary arrangement that still feels grounded.

Serious Construction, Quietly Done

Underneath the upholstery, the Marvin is built on a solid wood frame — a combination of multilayer and solid wood — with elastic webbing supporting the seat. A steel perimeter frame reinforces the structure, giving it the kind of rigidity that holds up over years of daily use. The feet are thermoplastic polymer, durable and discreet. The whole piece weighs in at approximately 231 pounds, so it has real presence.

Metal finishes come in three options: Burnished, Chrome, or Glossy Black. Each one shifts the character slightly, from warm and understated to sharp and modern. It’s a small detail, but the kind that matters when you’re pulling a room together.

Comfort Without Compromise

The seat padding uses high-density differentiated polyurethane foam layered with polyester fiber. That combination gives the sofa a firm, supportive base that doesn’t bottom out, while the surface stays soft enough to sink into. Back cushions are filled with polyester fiber — light, resilient, and easy to reshape after a long evening.

Seat height sits at roughly 17 inches, with cushions at about 8.5 inches. It’s a generous, low-slung proportion that feels relaxed and informal. Wide seating keeps the Marvin collection’s essential character intact: comfort that doesn’t ask you to sit up straight.

Fabric, Leather, and Getting It Right

Upholstery options run deep. Fabric ranges across categories A through E, plus a LUX tier. Leather is available in Category F and Category G LUX. That’s a broad spectrum — from durable everyday textiles to something more refined for a formal setting. The sofa takes well to both, and the angled form looks particularly striking when wrapped in a single material that follows its geometry.

Where It Lives

This isn’t a sofa that disappears into a standard arrangement. The Talenti Marvin Angled Sofa works best when it’s given room to define a space — anchoring an open-plan living area, breaking up a large room, or creating an intimate seating zone within a bigger layout. It pairs naturally with other pieces from the Marvin collection but holds its own just as well standing alone.

And because the construction is built for longevity — solid wood, steel reinforcement, high-density foam — it’s the kind of piece that doesn’t need replacing in a few years. It settles in. It gets better with use. That’s the whole point.