Description
Cora Sofa by Unopiù combines contemporary elegance, natural materials, and inviting comfort in a refined two seater design for outdoor living. Its balanced proportions and soft, harmonious lines create a welcoming presence, while the combination of solid teak and woven rope gives the sofa a distinctive character. The interplay between the warmth of natural wood and the delicate texture of the weave creates an understated sophistication that complements both contemporary architecture and more organic outdoor settings.
The solid teak frame establishes a strong yet elegant foundation, bringing natural warmth and a timeless quality to the design. Its rich appearance contrasts with the woven rope, whose open texture adds visual lightness and depth. Together, these materials create a harmonious balance between solidity and delicacy, giving the sofa a recognizable identity without overwhelming its surroundings.
Designed for relaxed outdoor moments, Cora Sofa includes both seat and backrest cushions, providing a comfortable and supportive seating experience. The generous cushioning softens the clean lines of the frame and enhances the sofa’s inviting silhouette. Combined with the tactile character of the woven rope, these elements create a welcoming setting for leisurely conversations, quiet afternoons, and informal gatherings.
As part of the Cora collection, the sofa pairs naturally with the coordinating lounge chair and other pieces to create a cohesive outdoor environment. Its two seater configuration makes it suitable for gardens, terraces, poolside lounges, rooftop spaces, and sophisticated hospitality settings. Whether used as a standalone statement or incorporated into a larger seating arrangement, it brings a relaxed yet polished atmosphere to outdoor living.
With its thoughtful proportions, natural textures, and emphasis on everyday comfort, Cora Sofa reflects Unopiù’s vision of outdoor spaces as elegant extensions of the home, designed for relaxation, connection, and lasting enjoyment.
Made in Italy.





