Viva Furniture Collection | Sofas, Sectionals & Beds & More

About Viva Furniture

Viva is a design-forward furniture brand focused on upholstered living room and bedroom pieces that balance visual impact with practical everyday use. The catalog spans two clear aesthetics — clean-lined contemporary and bold Art Deco — and is built around a core strength: offering designer-quality silhouettes in premium fabrics like boucle, chenille, velvet, and linen at accessible price points. At Ornate Home, Viva is one of our most comprehensive in-stock brand collections, with consistent sizing across series, so you can mix pieces from the same line without a second thought.

Shop Viva by Collection

Viva's lineup is organized into named series, each with a distinct design language and product focus. Use these links to browse by collection rather than filtering across the full catalog.

Viva Collections — Full Brand Hub The complete Viva portfolio in one place — all series, all product types.

Rixos Collection by Viva: A focused series within the Viva lineup built around coordinated living room. A strong starting point if you're furnishing a full room and want pieces that are designed to work together.

Viva Sleeper Collection Viva's dedicated sofa bed and sleeper range — upholstered in the same fabrics as the broader sofa lineup, so your sleeper matches your living room rather than clashing with it. Ideal for guest rooms, studios, and open-plan apartments that need dual-purpose furniture.

Viva Furniture by Room and Product Type

Living Room Seating

The living room is the heart of the Viva catalog, with over 200 seating SKUs spanning every major format:

● Modular sectionals: The most flexible option in the lineup. Build an L-shape, U-shape, or curved configuration from individual modules, then reconfigure if your space changes. The Santa Monica (boucle) and Manhattan Cloud II (linen) series are the flagship modular lines.
● Standard sectionals and sofas: Fixed-frame designs from compact two-piece configurations up to large double-chaise U-shapes. The Lipa (velvet), Palermo (chenille), and Redondo (boucle) series cover most buyer profiles in this category.
● Loveseats: Available in standard and modular formats. Well-suited to smaller living rooms, studios, or as a paired companion to a larger sectional.
● Accent and arm chairs: Including swivel accent chairs and corner chairs in boucle and chenille. Works well in reading nooks, bedroom sitting areas, or as a statement piece in a living room that doesn't need a full sofa.
● Ottomans and chaises: Coordinating add-ons within series like Lipa, so you're completing a look rather than approximating one.

Upholstered Beds & Bedroom Furniture

Viva's bedroom range is one of the deepest in the brand's catalog, with 65+ upholstered beds spanning all US standard sizes — twin, full, queen, king, and California king. Most feature a platform or low-profile panel design that works well in both contemporary and transitional interiors.

Shop Viva beds by size: Twin Beds · Full Beds · Queen Beds · King Beds

Coordinating case goods — dressers, chests, nightstands, and mirrors — are typically constructed in ash or oak veneer with rubberwood and MDF framing, finished in warm natural tones or dark walnut. Buying within a series means finishes align without extra effort.

Shop bedroom by type: Dressers & Chests · Nightstands

Dining, Occasional & Home Office

Viva's dining and occasional pieces extend the brand's coverage well beyond the living room:

Dining tables and chairs — Contemporary wood and mixed-material finishes. Available as individual pieces or coordinated sets. Dining Tables · Dining Chairs

Coffee, nesting, and console tables — Including concrete, marble-top, and glass styles. Coffee Tables · Console Tables · End Tables

Home office desks — A small but growing range. Home Office Desks

Upholstery Materials — What to Know Before You Buy

Fabric is the most consequential decision when choosing a Viva sofa or bed. Here's a practical breakdown of what's available and which use cases each serves best:

● Chenille: The most widely used fabric in the Viva lineup. Soft, textured, and durable enough for daily use. Paired with eucalyptus wood or rubberwood frames. Available in the widest range of colors and configurations, from beige and gray to dark brown and off-white.
● Boucle: A looped, slightly textured fabric with a warm, tactile quality. Featured in the Santa Monica and Redondo series. Works well in contemporary, Scandinavian, or layered neutral interiors. Higher-maintenance than chenille — not recommended for households with pets that shed.
● Velvet: Rich and visually striking. Featured across the Lipa series — sectionals, sofas, and ottomans. Best suited to lower-traffic rooms or households without pets. Delivers a strong aesthetic return for those willing to care for it.
● Linen Textured Fabric: Casual and breathable, with a natural-looking grain. Prominently used in the Manhattan Cloud II modular sectional series. Suits relaxed, neutral interiors and is one of the more forgiving options for everyday use.
● Vegan Leather: Used on select accent chairs and occasional seating. Easy to wipe clean; the most practical pick for households with young children or pets.

How to Choose the Right Viva Sectional

By Shape

● L-shaped: Fits into room corners cleanly. Works well in spaces 12' × 14' or larger. Best when you have a clear corner anchor point.
● U-shaped / Double chaise: Maximum seating for the room. The Lipa double chaise exemplifies this format. Suited for large open-plan spaces or family rooms where you need to seat six or more.
● Curved / D-shape: Creates a soft, rounded focal point. Works particularly well in square rooms or open layouts where an angular L-shape would feel too rigid. Palermo and Redondo are the go-to series here.
● Modular: Reconfigurable at any point. Right for renters, those who move frequently, or anyone who expects their floor plan to change. The Santa Monica and Manhattan series are Viva's core modular offerings.

By Size

Most Viva sectionals range from 85" to 160" wide. Use the Width filter above to narrow results to your room's footprint. As a general rule, leave at least 18" of clearance between the sofa and surrounding furniture for comfortable traffic flow.

By Fabric and Use Case

Need	Best Fabric Option
Durable, everyday use	Chenille or linen textured
Designer texture, lower traffic	Boucle
Statement piece, visual priority	Velvet
Kids or pets present	Vegan leather

Contemporary vs. Art Deco — Viva's Two Design Languages

Viva's catalog is split across two clearly defined aesthetics:

Contemporary (180+ pieces): Clean silhouettes, neutral palettes (beige, gray, off-white, sand), minimal ornamentation. Works in modern apartments, open-concept homes, and spaces with Scandinavian or transitional influences. Most of the modular sectional series falls here.

Art Deco (90+ pieces): Bolder forms, richer color options (deep green, navy, teal, black), curved profiles, and metallic leg finishes. Best suited to spaces that can carry a stronger visual statement — primary living rooms, formal sitting areas, or a master bedroom designed around a centerpiece bed.

If your space sits between the two, Viva's neutral colorways serve as a reliable bridge. Off-white, beige, and natural-tone pieces read as both contemporary and transitionally Art Deco depending on how you accessorize around them.

Price Range Overview

Viva Furniture spans a wide price range, making it accessible at multiple budget levels:

● Ottomans and accent chairs: from ~$239
● Sofas and loveseats: from ~$399
● Modular sectionals: from ~$899 (4-piece configurations)
● Standard sectionals: from ~$1,399
● Upholstered beds: available across twin, full, queen, king, and cal king in multiple price tiers
● Dining and occasional pieces: varied by material and configuration

Financing is available at Ornate Home — see financing options here.

Room-by-Room Placement Guide

Living room — Anchor the space with a modular sectional or statement sofa. Add a coordinating loveseat or accent chair from the same series, then layer with a Viva coffee table and matching ottoman for a complete look sourced from a single brand.

Primary bedroom — Start with an upholstered bed in your size, then build out with a dresser, two nightstands, and a coordinating mirror. Viva's bedroom pieces are sold individually and as complete sets.

Guest room or studio apartment — A Viva sleeper sofa covers both seating and sleeping without sacrificing style. Browse the Viva Sleeper Collection for all available sofa bed options.

Open-plan space — U-shaped or large modular sectionals define a living zone within a broader room without requiring walls or partitions. The Manhattan and Santa Monica modular series are particularly well-suited to this.