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Nardi Outdoor Sofas

This shelf carries the Nardi modular sofa elements from two systems, Komodo and Maximo. Both work the same way: you buy elements and join them, so the lounge is drawn to the space rather than picked off a page.

Komodo is the heavier system in fibre glass resin and reads as a permanent part of the terrace. Maximo is lighter in material and in look and moves more easily. Talk to our team with the run length and we will work out the element list including corners. Both take cushions, and both need somewhere dry for those cushions to live between uses.

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Sofas - FAQs

  1. What is a modular outdoor sofa?
    A modular sofa is bought as elements rather than as a finished piece. You choose a start, as many middle sections as the length needs, an end, and a corner wherever the run turns, and the lounge is assembled from those. The advantage is that the sofa fits the terrace exactly rather than approximately, it can be added to later, and a damaged element is replaced on its own rather than the whole sofa being replaced.
  2. What modules make up a Komodo or Maximo layout?
    Both systems use the same vocabulary. There is a Poltrona single sofa, middle modules for the straight sections, end modules called Elemento Terminale that finish a run, corner modules called Angolo that turn it, and a pouf that either closes a run or sits loose as a footrest. Ready made two and three seat sofas are also available in both systems for a terrace that does not need a custom layout.
  3. Do I buy modules individually or as a set?
    Either. Modules are sold individually, which is what you want when the lounge is being drawn to a specific space, and ready made two and three seat sofas are available for a simple rectangular terrace. The usual approach is to measure the run first, then decide. Where the space has a corner, a wall run or any likelihood of changing, individual modules are worth the extra thought at the specification stage.
  4. What is the difference between Komodo and Maximo?
    Komodo is moulded in fibre glass resin, which is stiffer and heavier, so it reads as a permanent part of the terrace and holds its shape well under load. Maximo is plain resin, lighter in both material and appearance, and easier to move or rearrange. Maximo also carries the wider accessory set, including round tables, the Tavolino and fitted covers. Choose Komodo where the lounge stays put, Maximo where the layout may change.
  5. Do the sofas include cushions?
    It depends on the line, so check the individual listing rather than assuming. The resin structure is what stays outside permanently, and the cushions are a separate decision. Komodo runs seven cushion colours and Maximo four frame colours, so a scheme is chosen twice, once for the resin and once for the fabric. Whichever you choose, work out where the cushions will be stored before the order goes in.
  6. Can I order modular sofas in quantity for a project?
    Yes. Outdoor Furniture Ideas supplies Komodo and Maximo to hotels, clubs, restaurants and landscape projects. Trade accounts are available with volume pricing. Because a modular lounge is a plan rather than a single product, our team can work the element list up from your drawings, confirm frame and cushion colour availability across the whole quantity, and stage delivery to suit a build program instead of sending everything at once.

The Nardi Modular Sofa Elements

This shelf carries the Nardi modular sofa elements from two systems, Komodo and Maximo. Both work the same way: you buy elements and join them, so the lounge is drawn to the space rather than picked off a page.

Fixed two and three seat sofas sit here as well, for a terrace that does not need a plan.

  • Poltrona single sofa, in both Komodo and Maximo
  • Middle modules, end modules (Elemento Terminale) and corner modules (Angolo)
  • Pouf modules, which close a run or sit loose as a footrest
  • Fixed two and three seat sofas

Resin That Lives Outside

Both systems are moulded resin rather than upholstered frames. There is no timber to rot, no steel to rust and no fabric on the structure itself, so the elements stay outside permanently and wipe clean.

The resin is UV stabilised to hold colour and strength in Australian sun, resists atmospheric pollutants, and is non toxic and antistatic. Maximo comes in Basalto, Gesso, Cactus and Terra.

How a Run Is Built

A modular run starts with an end element, takes as many middles as the length needs, and finishes with another end. A corner element turns it, and a pouf either closes the run or sits free.

That means there is no single size to quote. The dimension that matters is the wall or terrace edge you are filling, and the element count follows from it.

Komodo vs Maximo

Komodo is the heavier, deeper system, built in fibre glass resin for a lounge that reads as a permanent piece of the terrace. Maximo is lighter in both material and look, in plain resin, and it moves more easily.

Both take cushions and both build the same way, so the choice is about how substantial the finished lounge should feel and how often it needs to move.

The rule. Choose Komodo where the lounge is built once and stays. Choose Maximo where it may be rearranged, or where the space suits a lighter piece.

Cushions, Weather and Storage

The resin stays out. The cushions are the decision, because outdoor fabric still lasts longer if it comes in over winter or lives under a cover.

Work out where they will go before ordering. A long run generates more cushions than people expect, and a lounge with no cushion storage ends up with faded fabric.

How to Choose Nardi Sofa Elements

Step 1. Measure the run. Draw the lounge against the wall or terrace edge before choosing anything.

Step 2. Count the corners. Every turn needs a corner element, and it is the piece most often forgotten.

Step 3. Pick the system. Komodo for a permanent, substantial lounge. Maximo for a lighter one.

Step 4. Sort the cushions. Choose the fabric and confirm where the cushions will be stored.

Trade Accounts and Bulk Ordering

Outdoor Furniture Ideas supplies Nardi modular sofas to hotels, clubs, restaurants and landscape projects. Trade accounts are available, and our team can work a modular plan up from your drawings and stage delivery to suit a build program.