The Gatsby sofa takes its name from the glamour of the Art Deco era, translated into a sweeping curved silhouette for the Eclectica collection. Its beech wood frame is lacquered in a glossy finish, then fully upholstered in fabric category C across the seat, back and rolled arms. Loose decorative pillows are left to the client's own choice and are not included. The curve of the frame allows it to gently wrap a seating area. This creates a softer, more social arrangement than a straight linear sofa. The glossy lacquered legs and base give the piece a lifted, precise silhouette beneath its generous upholstery. As one of Francesco Molon's curved sofas, it is built for open-plan living rooms where the sofa itself becomes a spatial divider. It brings a sense of movement and event to a room, rather than simply lining a wall.