The distribution of seating defines the area for meetings and conversations in a living room.   The most common distributions are L or U shaped  Italian leather sofas / fabric sofas , or in parallel, although in the case of threeepiece suites the natural distribution is still that of the armchairs separated from each other and facing the couch.   L- and U-shaped corner sofa compositions are practical with modular couches, particularly if they occupy the corners of the room. A parallel distribution, with two couches facing each other, is normally used when they occupy a central space, away from the walls. In any case, the provision of seats is increased by modular installations, and by other more informal seats, like poufs.

1. A Sofa placed against the wall frames an area dominated by the center table and a rug.
2. Sofas placed in linear positions create bright and roomy spaces.

A discussion area centered around a modular sofa can provide a host of combinations.

These versatile models form a corner compositions which are very useful for saving space.

The Italian leather sofa in the picture below is the Milazzo model designed by U.C - Design, consisting of 16 design elements with a wooden birtch structure & a "Reinforced Front, Side & Back Panels To Prevent the Italian Aniline leather from Sagging"

Two Sofas forming an L shape leave room at the ends for a circular or square tablewhich gives the ensemble a finishing touch.

Below i have included some pictures to give you an idea.