Typologies
Ploid corner module
This is the corner module of our Ploid modular collection, a piece designed specifically with a double orientation so that it can be placed interchangeably on the left or on the right side. Its studied proportions allow it to function not only as a corner module or at the ends of a multi-seat sofa, but also as one of only two seats, loveseat style. Also, either individually or as part of a sofa, it can become a chaise lounge just by connecting it to the pouf module of the Ploid collection.
1,2,3 and that’s it. Designed by the studio Romero Vallejo, the Ploid collection is a modular feat composed of only three elements. There is nothing you can’t achieve with these three Ploid pieces: from a simple armchair to a chaise lounge, a loveseat, a straight sofa with unlimited seats, a flat surface that can be used as a chaise lounge or a huge chill out bed. Additionally, its elements can be easily reconfigured according to the needs of the moment.
Diabla tips:
Although it belongs to a line that is specifically designed for outdoor use, because of its flirtatious sled base and its bulky cushions this piece can also work well indoors. If you want to use it inside, go ahead!
We know that one of the most uncomfortable things in a modular collection is that its elements slide and end up separating. We always include a link that connects the modules, so that they do not move.
Do not miss the side table, also from the Ploid collection, particularly if you have a small space: it can fit between the modules, seemingly floating over the seats.
Do you have questions about the color options? Don’t worry, all Diabla colors go well together. Check out our color chart to make sure your choice chromatically harmonizes with your space.
94x94x67 cm / 37x37x26 inch (right arm)
Romero & Vallejo
Founded by architects Sara Romero and Mariano Vallejo in 2004, Romero & Vallejo specializes in integral projects of architecture, interior design, product design and creative direction. From concept-creation to its complete execution, they approach all phases and aspects of a project.
“For us, the different creative disciplines have a lot in common with each other. We enjoy working across the board, creating environments that reflect a lifestyle. Between architecture and product design there is a difference mainly in scale”.
