Vincent and Hadley: When the Sofa Belongs Outside
Alessandro
The shift happens without ceremony. A terrace, a balcony, a garden is furnished not as a seasonal setup, but as a place meant to be used daily. With Vincent and Hadley, SOFACOMPANY brings its idea of sofa living outdoors, extending familiar comfort into open air spaces without changing how those spaces are actually lived in.
Vincent Outdoor is built for room. Its low seat and open proportions suit larger terraces and gardens where furniture needs to hold its position without dominating the view. The steel frame gives structure, while the cushions remain soft and forgiving. You sit down fully, not perched. The sofa supports long use, reading, talking, stretching out, without needing rearrangement.
Hadley Outdoor works differently. Designed for smaller spaces, it fits easily onto balconies and compact outdoor areas. The modules are scaled with care, allowing flexibility without clutter. Each element has a clear role. A seat stays a seat. A pouf becomes a place to rest feet or pull closer when space allows. The design feels relaxed but precise.
Both systems are modular, but the flexibility is quiet. Pieces move when needed, not because they must. The materials handle weather without drawing attention to it. The result is furniture that stays in place across changing days and uses.
The Cala outdoor rug completes the setting. Braided and tactile, it defines the space underfoot without softening it too much. Its stone grey tone blends easily with surroundings, grounding the seating and making the outdoor area feel intentional. Chairs shift inward. Sitting on the floor becomes an option.
Together, the sofas and rug create an outdoor environment that does not rely on decoration or statement. It works because it supports how people already use their space. Sitting, gathering, pausing. The living room does not move outside. It simply extends.
