Diabla

Ploid Corner Sofa

$2,525.00

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$2,525.00
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A versatile, modular corner seating unit from the Ploid collection, designed by Romero Vallejo. This piece features a clean, modern aesthetic with a vibrant Plain Blue fabric cover and is supported by a textured, thermo-lacquered aluminum base. Its double orientation allows it to function as a left or right corner module, or independently as a loveseat. The design emphasizes reconfigurability, allowing it to connect with other Ploid modules, such as the pouf, to create chaise lounges or extended seating arrangements.

  • Modular design
  • Double orientation (Left or Right placement)
  • Removable fabric cover
  • Manufactured in Spain
  • Foam rubber polyurethane with visco-elastic filling
  • Textured thermo-lacquered aluminum structure
  • Made-to-order item

Details

Category
Corner Sofas
Reclining Mechanism
None
Sofa Features
Convertible, Removable cover, Upholstered, Waterproof
Seat Type
Upholstered
Seat Upholstery Pattern
Solid
Seat Upholstery Material
Polyester
Chaise Or Sectional Orientation
Reversible
Pattern
Solid
Backrest Upholstery Pattern
Solid
Backrest Upholstery Material
Polyester
Sectional Shape
Modular/custom
Materials
Foam rubber polyurethane, Visco-elastic filling, Waterproof fabric, Thermo-lacquered aluminum

Questions & answers

How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
This Diabla corner sofa is sold by 1 retailer for $2,525.00. Available at 2modern.com.
Is it in stock?
Yes, it's currently in stock.
What are the key features?
Key features include Modular design, Double orientation (Left or Right placement), Removable fabric cover, Manufactured in Spain, and Foam rubber polyurethane with visco-elastic filling.
What is it made of?
It's made of foam rubber polyurethane, visco-elastic filling, waterproof fabric, and thermo-lacquered aluminum.
What's its backrest upholstery pattern?
Its backrest upholstery pattern is solid.
What's its chaise or sectional orientation?
Its chaise or sectional orientation is reversible.