Polder sofa (2005/2015), Hella Jongerius, Vitra
Polder sofa (2005/2015), Hella Jongerius, Vitra Photo: Vitra
“This sofa is a modern classic, renowned for its bold modular design and great comfort. I love its system with multiple configurations, for small or large spaces. Plus, the high-quality materials are designed to last and minimise waste.”
Ruché Sofa (2010), Inga Sempé, Ligne Roset
Ruché Sofa (2010), Inga Sempé, Ligne Roset Photo: Ligne Roset
“The use of quilted fabric gives this sofa a unique and comfortable character. I appreciate the work of Inga Sempé for her thoughtful and functional designs.”
Ghost sofa (2014), Paola Navone, Gervasoni
Ghost sofa (2014), Paola Navone, Gervasoni Photo: Gervasoni
“I love this sofa for its minimalist silhouette and casual elegance. Its removable covers make it easy to care for and allow you to easily change its character depending on the fabric you choose.”
Tufty-Time sofa (2005), Patricia Urquiola, B&B Italia
Tufty-Time sofa (2005), Patricia Urquiola, B&B Italia Photo: B&B Italia
“This sofa is a modern classic, renowned for its bold modular design and great comfort. I love its multiple configuration system, for small or large spaces. What’s more, its quality will make it last for years to come.”
My Beautiful Backside (2008), Doshi Levien Studio, Moroso
“This sofa is a playful blend of traditional Indian influences and modern design, with colourful cushions in a variety of shapes and sizes. What’s also interesting is that the back of the sofa is also worked, whereas this part is usually neglected.”
This article was written in French for Living&Workspace in the December 2024 issue of Paperjam, published on 20 November. The content is produced exclusively for the magazine. It is published on the website as a contribution to the complete Paperjam archive. Click here to subscribe to the magazine.
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