Papadatos Modular Sofa System
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InCloud is Papadatos’ newest modular sofa system, designed by Italian architect Jacopo Giagnoni and introduced at Salone del Mobile Milan 2025. Fully tufted construction and generous goose feather filling create a soft, enveloping seat that still holds a defined, structured shape. A wide range of modular elements and sizes lets you build a layout to fit your room, and the external backrest support can be upholstered to match the sofa’s fabric or finished in genuine leather for material contrast. Outward-tilting arms nod to 1970s design language, reinterpreted for contemporary living. Made to order in Greece — tell us your space and we’ll help you configure it.
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Designer: Jacopo Giagnoni
Some modular sofas chase comfort at the expense of shape, ending up shapeless after a season of use. InCloud, Papadatos' newest sofa system, is built around the opposite idea — a fully tufted construction with generous goose feather filling that creates a genuinely soft, enveloping seat while keeping a defined, structured form. It's conceived by the brand as a "cloud-like" environment, a description that shows up in how it actually behaves rather than just how it's marketed: plush without collapsing, inviting without going shapeless.
Designed by Italian architect and product designer Jacopo Giagnoni, InCloud offers a wide range of modular elements and sizes, so compositions can respond to different layouts and spatial requirements rather than forcing a room to work around a fixed set. One of its more distinctive details is the external backrest support, which can be upholstered in the same fabric as the rest of the sofa or finished in genuine leather — a real material-contrast option, not just a color swatch choice, for anyone who wants the backrest to read as a deliberately separate element.
The sofa's outward-tilting arms are a specific, sourced design reference — a subtle nod to 1970s design language, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens and paired with a forward-looking approach to comfort. It's a detail worth mentioning to design-literate shoppers specifically, since it gives the silhouette a real point of origin rather than a generic "retro-inspired" label. InCloud was introduced at Salone del Mobile Milan 2025, where Papadatos also confirmed matching armchairs are part of the collection, letting you extend the same design language into a single seat alongside the modular sofa itself.
As a made-to-order modular system, exact dimensions and module counts depend on your configuration — Papadatos publishes a technical sketch for the system, and as with their other modular pieces, building a composition typically involves discussing your space and layout directly with the manufacturer. Tell us your room dimensions and how you plan to use the space, and we'll help you put together a configuration that fits.
