Corium, the high-end Italian furniture brand from House of HTL, has unveiled its latest seating collection, bringing global Italian design trends for 2026 into Indian living spaces. The new portfolio explores how modern homes are increasingly used as multifunctional environments for relaxation, connection and self-expression, with seating positioned as a central element of everyday living.
Designed for changing lifestyle patterns, the collection brings together an expansive range of sofas, sectionals, armchairs and lounge seating that prioritise comfort without compromising on visual impact. Soft silhouettes, sculptural forms and thoughtful proportions define the range, reflecting a shift towards furniture that feels welcoming, tactile and personal. According to the brand, comfort engineering is a core design principle, ensuring that each piece supports prolonged use while maintaining structural integrity and aesthetic balance.
Several distinct seating designs anchor the collection. Jerome introduces relaxed elegance through plush cushioning and a refined architectural base, suited to both daily family use and social gatherings. Delizia takes a more artistic approach, with gently curved lines and an integrated marble-topped tray table with concealed storage, blurring the boundary between furniture and functional sculpture. Verso, in contrast, adopts a more restrained architectural language, defined by clean lines and an elevated stance that appeals to contemporary interiors favouring simplicity and order.
Modularity and adaptability are central to pieces such as Salto and Ciottoli. Salto features a flexible modular configuration with powered adjustable backrests and armrests, allowing users to customise seating positions for sitting, lounging or rest. Ciottoli uses a combination of curved and linear elements with disjointed backrests to create a visually dynamic sectional that functions as both seating and a design statement.
The collection also includes designs focused on intimacy and informality. Doris encourages social interaction through its gently curved configuration, while Eterno and Mino prioritise understated comfort through softened forms and relaxed profiles. Complementary accent seating such as Donut and Alix add sculptural interest to reading corners, bedrooms and private spaces.
Together, the collection reflects Corium’s interpretation of contemporary Italian living where design, comfort and craftsmanship converge to support everyday life, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to furniture that evolves with how homes are lived in.
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