Paola Navone loves objects that invite you to live without formality. With Casablanca she designed for Baxter a sofa with simple, minimalist forms and soft, rounded lines, meant to be the centrepiece of the living room. The name recalls a city of light, where houses open onto patios and time moves slowly.
Folds that become cushions
The secret of Casablanca lies in its folds. Arms and back fold over on themselves to form large padded cushions that you can arrange as you like: higher to sit upright, lower to stretch out and read. The sofa changes with the people who use it, and it always looks freshly lived in, in the best possible way.
Baxter leather
Casablanca is upholstered in soft, full Baxter leather that takes on its own folds and nuances over time. It is the material that gives the sofa its warm character: you choose from the collection's leathers and colours, from natural tones to bolder ones.
Three sizes, generous depth
The sofa comes in three widths, 250, 300 and 350 cm, always 120 cm deep, which leaves room to curl up or lie down. The largest can anchor a grand living room on its own; the smallest brings the same atmosphere to more intimate spaces.
Our advice
For a consistent home, Casablanca has a sibling in the bedroom: the Baxter Casablanca bed, whose headboard folds into two large pillows. In our showroom you can sit down, try different cushion positions and touch the leathers.
Technical data
- Design: Paola Navone
- Baxter leather upholstery
- Arms and back folded into large padded cushions, arranged as you like
- W 250 × D 120 × H 76 cm
- W 300 × D 120 × H 76 cm
- W 350 × D 120 × H 76 cm
Frequently asked questions
Who designed the Casablanca sofa?
Paola Navone, for Baxter.
Which sizes are available?
250, 300 or 350 cm wide, 120 cm deep.
How do the cushions work?
Arms and back fold into large cushions you can arrange as you prefer.
Is there a matching bed?
Yes, the Casablanca bed from the same family.
