At this year’s Milano Design Week 2025, Paola Lenti unveiled Arnò, a sectional sofa that perfectly balances elegance, comfort, and sustainability. Designed by Bertrand Lejoly, Arnò is a modular system created to inhabit interiors with refined discretion, whether positioned as a centerpiece or seamlessly blending into its surroundings.
The sofa’s defining feature is its exclusive knit fabric frame cover, crafted in Paola Lenti’s own workshops. This innovative textile envelops the structure supporting the back cushions, transforming into a signature design element that reflects the brand’s deep commitment to material research and artisanal craft. Available in a coordinated palette that echoes Arnò’s tones, the cover is fully removable, furthering both practicality and sustainability.
Arnò is offered in two versions: one with the iconic knitted panels and one without. Both are produced with sustainable materials and designed for easy disassembly—ensuring that responsible end-of-life recycling is part of the sofa’s.
Milano Design Week 2025 once again reaffirmed its role as the global stage for innovation, artistry, and design culture. Across showrooms, installations, and city-wide events, the week brought together leading brands, visionary designers, and rising talents to showcase how design continues to shape the way we live, work, and connect.
With Arnò, Paola Lenti demonstrated that contemporary design can be both visually striking and environmentally responsible—a true reflection of the company’s 30-year legacy of exclusive textiles, timeless forms, and a sustainability-first philosophy.
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