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VOLTA
the modular sofa by Anthony Guerrée that adapts to your life
A sofa built around one continuous line
There are sofas you buy, and there are sofas that move with you. VOLTA is the second kind. This modular sofa, designed by Anthony Guerrée for Linteloo, is built around the line of a continuous arch. That gentle, rounded shape is no coincidental detail: it is the starting point of the entire design. The arch literally embraces the people who gather on VOLTA, giving the sofa a warm, inviting presence in any living room.
Where many sofas are primarily functional, VOLTA feels like architecture at sitting height. Each module forms part of a larger, coherent whole that can be expanded, opened up or, conversely, made to feel more enclosed and intimate. That makes VOLTA just as suited to a small, cosy corner as to a spacious, open living room where the whole family comes together.
Modular design: build your ideal seating area
At the heart of VOLTA lies its modular construction. Every module is a puzzle piece that lets you decide for yourself how the sofa takes shape in your space. Do you want an intimate setting for a tête-à-tête, or a large, relaxed seating area for the family? With VOLTA, both are possible, without having to invest in an entirely new sofa.
This flexibility makes VOLTA a smart choice for people who regularly rearrange their interior, move house, or simply want to be able to reshape their furniture as their stage of life changes. A modern, modular sofa like VOLTA grows with you — from studio apartment to family home.
The shelf: a functional detail with visual impact
One of the most distinctive design choices by Anthony Guerrée is the shelf that forms the base for each sofa element. This shelf can visually extend between two seating elements to serve as a table, so you don't need a separate side table. The result is a sleek, continuous whole in which function and form come together.
For those who enjoy playing with colour and material, this shelf offers extra possibilities: it can be upholstered in a colour that contrasts with the rest of the sofa, or in a complementary tone. Even a combination of materials — leather and fabric together, for example — is possible within a single design. This turns VOLTA into more than just a seating sofa; it becomes a styling tool for your interior.
Reversible legs: from firmly rooted to seemingly floating
A surprising and defining detail of VOLTA is the shape of its legs. The voluptuous, rounded curve of the legs can be turned upside down if desired. That may sound like a small detail, but it instantly changes the character of the entire sofa: from firmly rooted in the space to seemingly floating above the floor.
This kind of design freedom is exactly what sets VOLTA apart from standard modular sofas. It's a design detail that lets you give the sofa a different feel time and again, without having to buy anything new.
From a fixed posture to a fluid movement
In his design, Anthony Guerrée deliberately leaves room for flexibility and individual choices, both in terms of use and aesthetics. Through the combination of modular construction and flexible finishing, VOLTA transforms 'sitting' from a fixed posture into a fluid movement — a sofa that adapts to changing interiors and new ways of living, rather than the other way around.
That makes VOLTA more than just a piece of furniture; it's a design that moves with how people live today: less static, more adaptable, and more personal than ever.
Anthony Guerrée
Anthony Guerrée was educated at the École Boulle in Paris, where—since its foundation in 1886—young talents are schooled in the fine and applied arts, and where craftmanship plays a central role. Fascinated by the interior designers of the ‘30s, Anthony joined Studio Andrée Putman, in 2010, where he was able to work with the best ‘makers’ in the world in shaping world-class interiors. In 2015, Anthony went to work for designer Christophe Delcourt, assisting him in designing his Delcourt Collection furniture, as well as contributing to Christophe’s collaborations with brands such as Minotti, Collection Particulière, and CC-Tapis.
In 2020, Anthony Guerrée ventured out on his own and developed a unique signature. His first furniture collection was inspired by Marcel Proust’s À la recherche du temps perdu. Each of the sculptural chairs embodies the character of one of the protagonists. These pieces tell a story, because each of Anthony’s designs is more than simply functional. His designs are the tangible, flawless results of the dynamics between tradition and innovation.
Frequently asked questions about the VOLTA sofa
What makes VOLTA a modular sofa? VOLTA is built from individual modules that you can freely combine, expand or rearrange. This lets you adapt the sofa to the shape and function of your space, from compact and intimate to spacious and open.
Can I match the colour of the shelf to my interior? Yes. The shelf between the seating elements can be upholstered in a colour that either contrasts with or harmonises with the rest of the sofa, and can also be combined with materials such as leather and fabric.
Why can the legs of VOLTA be turned upside down? The legs have a rounded, voluptuous shape that you can turn to adjust the sofa's appearance: from solid and rooted to light and floating. This lets you change VOLTA's look without buying a new sofa.
Who is the VOLTA sofa suitable for? VOLTA is designed for anyone who values flexibility: from families who need a spacious seating area to residents of smaller spaces who want a more intimate setup. Thanks to its modular construction, VOLTA grows with changing living situations.