Riva Lounge trades the traditional wooden leg for a slim metal base, giving the sofa a lower, more architectural profile compared to bulkier upholstered sets. The frame itself is built from Kikar wood and commercial ply for structural strength, while the visible legs are metal, a detail that reads as more modern and works well in apartments or homes with a minimalist palette.

The upholstery is a textured jute weave, chosen for durability as much as look. The set comes in three standard pieces: a 3-seater (35″H x 82″W x 34″D), a 2-seater (35″H x 58″W x 34″D), and a 1-seater (35″H x 34″W x 34″D), with a boxy, slightly oversized arm that keeps the seating generous despite the slim leg design.

Riva Lounge is offered in a deep charcoal-navy and a lighter grey, both suited to contemporary interiors. It’s a common pick for customers in Islamabad and Rawalpindi setting up living rooms in newer apartment blocks, where a metal-leg sofa tends to suit smaller or more compact floor plans better than a heavier wood-based set.