Plan the seating around the way the space is used
Start with the activity the seating should support. A two-seater can suit a smaller reception setting, a private waiting area or a compact corner for informal conversations. It can also work alongside other seating when you want to create several places to sit without relying on one long sofa.
The three-seater offers a longer sofa format for shared lounges or waiting areas where people may sit together. The seating island gives you another arrangement to consider when a central upholstered element suits the space better than a conventional sofa. Think about circulation, entrances and nearby tables as you decide where each piece will sit; allow enough room for people to approach and move around it.
How to choose between the Traffic models
Compare seating format first
Choose between the two-seater and three-seater based on the amount of continuous seating you need and the room available. The island is a distinct alternative, so consider whether its form works with the layout and the way people will gather. The collection information does not provide dimensions here; check the selected product details and measure the intended location before specifying a model.
Match upholstery to the setting
Upholstery availability is not identical across the family. The 2-Seater Sofa is listed with fabric or leather, while the 3-Seater Upholstered Sofa and Seating Island are listed with fabric upholstery. If leather is important to your specification, focus on the two-seater and confirm the available configuration. If you are comparing fabric options, check the individual product details for the choices offered.
Check the finish and configuration before specifying
The steel-sheet frame is a shared characteristic across the listed models. Collection attributes list metal or steel for the base and black or white base colors; confirm which finish applies to the model and configuration you are considering. Avoid assuming that every upholstery or base option is offered on every piece.
Before placing the sofas in a project, confirm the product dimensions, upholstery selection and base finish against your room plan and interior requirements. It can also help to review the surrounding furniture and color palette so the Traffic piece works as part of a cohesive setting. If the layout may change, compare the role of a standalone sofa with that of the seating island before deciding.
Myntwork offers Magis Traffic products on a monthly lease. Once you have identified a suitable format and configuration, check the individual product listing for the details needed to assess it for your project.
Frequently asked questions about Magis Sofa Traffic
What seating formats are included in the Magis Traffic sofa collection?
The family includes a 2-seater sofa, a 3-seater upholstered sofa and an upholstered seating island. Compare their formats with your room layout and intended use.
Which Traffic sofa is available in leather?
The Traffic 2-Seater Sofa is listed with fabric or leather upholstery. The 3-Seater Upholstered Sofa and Seating Island are listed with fabric upholstery.
Do all Magis Traffic models have the same upholstery options?
No. The listed upholstery varies by model, so check the individual product details to confirm the available fabric or leather configuration.
What should I check before selecting a Traffic sofa?
Confirm the model's dimensions, upholstery and base finish, then compare these with your room plan and the way the seating will be used.
