Paco Angled Sofa

A Shape That Changes the Room

The Paco Angled Sofa from Talenti does something most sofas don’t even attempt. It breaks the straight line. Where conventional pieces sit flat against a wall and call it a day, this one introduces an inclined, oblique form that creates movement in a room. It’s architectural without trying too hard. And it shifts the way a living space feels — more open, more fluid, less predictable.

Materials and Construction

Underneath the upholstery, the frame is built from multilayer and solid wood, reinforced by a steel perimeter structure. The seat is supported by elastic webbing, which gives just enough to feel responsive without losing shape over time. Padding is high-density differentiated polyurethane foam layered with polyester fiber — firm where it needs to be, soft where it counts. Back cushions use polyester fiber fill for a relaxed but supportive feel.

The feet are made from thermoplastic polymer, and the metal frame is available in three finishes: burnished, chrome, or glossy black. Upholstery options range across multiple fabric categories — A through E plus LUX — as well as leather in Category F and Category G LUX. The seat height sits at roughly 16 inches across all configurations. Depending on the module, weight ranges from about 154 lbs to 231 lbs.

Comfort Without Compromise

The Paco keeps its signature deep, generous seat even in this angled configuration. That matters. A lot of design-forward sofas sacrifice comfort for the sake of a silhouette. This one doesn’t. The layered foam and fiber construction means it holds up through long evenings and lazy weekends alike. It’s the kind of seat you sink into and stay in.

Where It Works Best

Because of its oblique shape, this sofa naturally pulls away from the wall. It works well as a room divider or a central piece in an open-plan layout. It encourages conversation areas rather than the usual TV-facing setup. Place it in a large living room, a loft, or a reading area where the angle can do its job — directing flow and giving the space a sense of purpose.

Available in both left and right orientations and in multiple sizes, it adapts to different floor plans without losing its visual impact. But it does need room to breathe. This isn’t a sofa for tight corners.

Built to Last

The combination of solid wood, steel reinforcement, and high-density foam gives the Talenti Paco Angled Sofa real staying power. The elastic webbing seat support is resilient and won’t sag after a few years. And with a wide range of fabric and leather options, the upholstery can be chosen to match how the piece will actually be used — whether that’s a high-traffic family room or a quieter, more curated space. It’s a serious piece of furniture that happens to look effortless.