NeoWall Sofabed

The NeoWall integrates a pull-out or fold-down sleep surface directly within the modular frame, engineered so the overall silhouette remains low and uninterrupted whether the piece is configured as a sofa or a bed. The transition is designed to feel like a natural extension of the form rather than a secondary function.

Yes. Because seats, backs, and arms share corresponding dimensions, the modular elements can be rearranged into new configurations as spatial needs change. This dimensional consistency is central to Lissoni's design intent for the system.

French stitching is a tailoring technique in which a raised seam is sewn along the surface of the upholstery, defining the geometry of the form from the outside. On NeoWall, it softens the corners while reinforcing the architectural character of each module.

Living Divani is produced in Brianza, the region north of Milan historically regarded as the center of Italian furniture craft. The brand's production has remained rooted there since its founding, maintaining close control over materials and construction quality.

Piero Lissoni is a Milan-based architect and designer whose practice spans furniture, interiors, architecture, and graphic design. His work is defined by structural restraint, precise proportion, and a refusal to separate aesthetic decisions from functional ones, qualities evident throughout the NeoWall system.