A Reading by HanaModular Floor Sofas & Teddy Couches
Two modular floor sofas, one corner, and three fabric codes
Two sets. One corner. The color changes where the walls do.
The quick answer
A modular floor sofa corner can be made from two standard sets placed at a right angle, with no custom L-shaped cushion needed. Give each set its own end color, name every fabric by its code when you order, and check the real sitting depth: a 29 in (74 cm) seat is too shallow once backrest cushions sit on it.
SavePinned by Hana: where the two sets meet
Five pins, from the rust ends on the long wall to the pothos shelf above them.

- Rust-edged sofa
One set along the long wall, ends in rust.
- Mustard-edged sofa
A second set turns the corner in a neighboring color.
- Shaggy rug center
A rug between the two anchors them into one lounge.
- Oak coffee table
A low table with books serves both sofas.
- Pothos shelf
Plants above the long wall balance the window on the short wall.
- Rust-edged sofaOne set along the long wall, ends in rust.
- Mustard-edged sofaA second set turns the corner in a neighboring color.
- Shaggy rug centerA rug between the two anchors them into one lounge.
- Oak coffee tableA low table with books serves both sofas.
- Pothos shelfPlants above the long wall balance the window on the short wall.
Two standard sets instead of one custom L
This corner is not one cushion. It is two floor sofas, set at a right angle.
That matters when you order. A custom L-shaped piece needs a drawing, a corner decision and a longer conversation. Two standard modular floor sofas need two sets of codes and a tape measure.
The long wall holds the set with rust ends. The short wall, under the tall window, holds the set with mustard ends. Rust and mustard sit next to each other on the color wheel, so the change at the corner feels like a step, not a jump. Both pick up the honey floor and the oak table.
The cream velvet body is the same on both. That is what makes two pieces read as one lounge.
The shaggy rug holds the middle, the way a table holds its chairs. The low oak coffee table and its stack of art books serve both seats. The pothos shelf above the long wall balances the window on the short one. Dried pampas on the sill, dried flowers on the table: nothing that needs watering twice.
Leave a hand's width of floor where the two sets meet. The corner breathes, and either set can be pulled out to clean behind it.
When you write to order, put three things in the first message. The fabric code for each part. The length of each wall. Whether backrest cushions will sit on the seat. One complete message saves several rounds of questions. The modular layouts guide shows other ways to turn a corner.
What does your corner measure, wall to wall?
Three codes on one fabric card
- Cream body, T301#EDE3D1The shared body color. It makes two sets read as one.
- Rust ends, T314#A4502CLong wall. The heavier color takes the longer run.
- Mustard ends, T313#C99A2EShort wall, under the window. Daylight lifts it.
- Honey oak#B98A55Floor and table. Both end colors borrow from it.
- Pothos green#4F7A3AThe only cool color, kept high on the shelf.
— Hana





