These Four New Made-to-Order Sofas Look Super High-End — You'll Never Guess Where They're From

Inspired by trending design styles like Scandinavian minimalism and the 70s aesthetic, these sofas bring designer good looks to the high street

Image of a living room with beige walls and dark wooden paneling. There is an olive green, velvet sofa and a small wooden side table with a wooden accent lamp on it.
(Image credit: Habitat)

A good sofa is the cornerstone of every living room, but landing on the perfect style to bring your space together is a feat not so easily won. Luckily, a bespoke option doesn't have to be as boujee as you might think.

Following the success of the brand's 'Made to Order' range in 2024, Habitat just launched four new bespoke styles to its Made-to-Order sofa collection. No matter the shape or style of your space, you can now get a custom piece that fits it perfectly.

"The new range draws from iconic design eras like Scandinavian minimalism and 70s European modular styles, reimagined for modern living and current sofa trends," explains the retailer's head of furniture buying and brand, Georgina Dawson.

Offering over 1,000 customizable options, you can create a sofa, armchair, sectional, or footstool that fits your space seamlessly. And, along with the four new styles of sofa (Aston, Lars, Wynn, and Sacha) you can also choose from 25 fabrics — including four new colors — a range of different feet options, as well as seat styles.

"We focused on creating pieces that feel generous and sculptural, while still fitting comfortably into real homes," says Georgina. So, let's take a look, shall we?

1. Wynn — The "Carefree" Sofa

Interior design trends are embracing all things retro, and Habitat's new Wynn sofa fits perfectly into this bold, bright 70s-inspired aesthetic.

Designed by the brand's in-house design studio, Wynn redefines the vintage modular sofa style by offering deep proportions, wrap-over arms, and feather-top cushions.

Of course, by being made-to-order, this sofa can come in a variety of colorways and upholstery (sky blue velvet, papaya chenille, and natural flatweave being a few stand-out favorites), but the burnt orange pictured above will make a striking statement in any room. It's indulgent lounging mixed with a comfortable style.

2. Lars — The "Cultured" Sofa

Designed by Will Hudson, the Habitat's new Lars sofa blends Scandinavian design with a relaxed, modular-inspired look. A fixed seat and cushioned backrest create easy comfort, while sizes range from cuddle to reversible corner.

Perfect for living room sectional ideas or for upgrading your loveseat to something more refined and in vogue. Not to mention, the Lars sofa is designed to be modular, so it's a flexible and perfect choice for those with tighter spaces that require something more specialized.

All you need is a few chic throw pillows to give it a stylish and personalized edge.

3. Aston — The "Sophisticated" Sofa

Habitat's Aston sofa is giving mid-century modern furniture a sleek new look for 2025. The range, also designed by the brand's in-house designer, Will Hudson, features clean lines, tapered arms, and a slim profile, all of which contribute to its sophisticated (and slightly retro) style.

Much like a staple blazer in your wardrobe, the Aston sofa can be dressed up or down depending on accessories like throw blankets and pillows, and the design of your room. Plus, a classic piece like this is elevated further through timeless sofa colors that make your living room or seating area feel classy and chic.

4. Sacha — The "Alluring" One

Curved sofas have taken over the design world for the past couple of years because of how easily they elevate the look of a room. Habitat's Sacha sofa takes inspiration from the iconic designs of Vladimir Kagan, with a sculptural, serpentine silhouette and plush cushions.

Though it can be customized to fit your color and upholstery preference, the luxe blue velvet fabric pictured in the design above is part of what draws on that alluring appeal.

"For 2025, we’re leaning into bold, earthy tones and rich, textural weaves that feel grounded yet elevated," adds Georgina. "These colorways bring out the form of each piece and offer versatility for a wide range of interiors."

Could a living room with a colorful couch be on the cards in 2025?


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Olivia Wolfe
Design Writer

Olivia Wolfe is a Design Writer at Livingetc. She recently graduated from University of the Arts London, London College of Communication with a Masters Degree in Arts and Lifestyle Journalism. In her previous experience, she has worked with multiple multimedia publications in both London and the United States covering a range of culture-related topics, with an expertise in art and design. At the weekends she can be found working on her oil paintings, reading, or antique shopping at one of London's many vintage markets.