Where the Genaya collection fits
Genaya sofas can help define welcoming, informal areas within an office or commercial interior. A two-seater configuration can work well in a compact reception setting, private waiting area or small breakout space. Three-seater models offer more room for informal conversations, while four-seater versions can anchor a larger lounge or shared waiting zone.
The modular format is useful when a project needs a coordinated family of sofas rather than a single isolated piece. Different widths in the collection include approximately 166, 237, 240 and 307 cm, so the available footprint should be checked carefully against the room plan, circulation routes and nearby furniture.
How to choose between Genaya models
Start with capacity and width
First decide how many people should be seated at once, then compare the listed overall width. The two-seater option is the most compact group, while three- and four-seater designs provide greater capacity. Some three-seater variants are listed at 237 or 240 cm wide, so do not assume that all models with the same seat count occupy the same space.
Compare backs, panels and armrests
Backrest layout changes the visual character and support arrangement of each sofa. The collection includes models with two, three or four backrests, as well as configurations with a low panel. Armrests are available on some models but not others. Select the arrangement that best suits whether the sofa is intended for open collaboration, waiting, separation between zones or more defined personal seating.
Review upholstery and base options
Genaya upholstery is listed in fabric and PU leather, with colours including black, blue, brown, gold, green, grey, orange, pink, purple, red and silver. Base colours include options such as black, grey, beige, blue, brown, green, purple, red, silver, white and yellow. The exact colour and material combination should be confirmed on the individual model before specifying it across a project.
What to check before specifying
Confirm the sofa’s width, seat height, backrest arrangement, panel configuration, armrest provision and upholstery selection. The listed seat height is 45 cm, and selected Genaya models are identified with FSC certification. The collection information also lists fire-retardant Class 1 IM upholstery availability, but the applicable specification should be verified for the chosen configuration.
It is also worth checking access dimensions, floor protection and the intended positioning of the base. If the project requires a coordinated seating scheme, compare the individual product records rather than relying only on the family name. Myntwork offers Kusch + Co Genaya products on a monthly lease, allowing businesses to consider the collection as part of a flexible furniture plan.
Frequently asked questions about Kusch + Co Sofa Genaya
Which Genaya sofa size should I choose?
Choose by both seating capacity and available floor width. The collection includes two-, three- and four-seater configurations, with listed widths of approximately 166, 237, 240 and 307 cm. Always check the dimensions of the specific model.
How do the Genaya backrest configurations differ?
The family includes models with two, three or four backrests. The number and arrangement can affect privacy, support and the sofa’s visual layout, so compare the product details with how the seating area will be used.
Are Genaya sofas available with armrests or panels?
Yes. Armrests are available on some configurations, while others have no armrests. Selected models also include a low panel. These details vary by product and should be checked before ordering.
What upholstery and base finishes can I specify?
The listed upholstery materials are fabric and PU leather. Upholstery colours include a wide range from black and grey to blue, green, red and purple. Metal or steel bases are listed with several colour options, depending on the model.
Do all Genaya models have the same seat height?
The listed Genaya configurations have a 45 cm seat height. Width, backrest arrangement, panels, armrests, upholstery and base details can still differ between models, so review the individual specification.