The HKliving modular sofas embody an approach to living room furniture that is at once free and coherent: each module can be assembled to suit the needs of the space, without locking the composition into a fixed shape. The Dutch brand, founded in Amsterdam, builds its collections around a reinterpreted seventies aesthetic, marked by generous volumes, rounded shapes and close attention to texture. With 34 references available at The Cool Republic, this selection spans a broad range of configurations, suited to a large living room as much as to a more compact space.
HKliving has established itself as a benchmark in contemporary residential design by playing on updated retro codes: low lines, deep seats, detachable armrest cushions. Among the most admired models is the Jax sofa, whose modularity allows for L-shaped, U-shaped or straight-line configurations. The modules come in several colours, from natural beige to deeper tones, to suit a variety of interiors. The HKliving sofas in the modular range follow a logic of gradual personalisation: you start with a base module, then enrich the composition over time. For interiors that favour warm shades, the brown modular sofas offer a direct way into this palette.
These sofas are designed for those who want a living room that can evolve, adapting to a move or a reconfiguration of the room. They work equally well in an open-plan loft and in a living room of standard proportions. To refine the whole, the HKliving cushions complete the composition, bringing texture and chromatic nuance. The sofa can also be anchored around an HKliving table to create a seating area that feels coherent and considered from start to finish.