Five-seater modular sofa; Roche Bobois, 1990s.

Five-seater sofa; formed by a three-seater and a two-seater module; ROCHE BOBOIS, 90s.
Green leather upholstery.
They show marks of wear and scratches on the leather.
The separation of the two-seater sofa and the three-seater sofa does not have upholstery, so it is preferable that they are always joined together.
Measurements: 85 x 200 x 95 cm (three-seater); 85 x 140 x 95 cm (two-seater).
Five-seater sofa composed of a three-seater and a two-seater module upholstered in green leather with the structure completely hidden by the upholstery except for the side that separates the modules. It is a refined design, inspired by the functionalism of the first half of the twentieth century, with an accent, however, on the comfortable and cozy aspect provided by the hidden structure and the padded upholstery.
Founded in 1960 as a firm specialized in importing Scandinavian furniture to Paris, they soon expanded their catalog to all kinds of household objects, eventually encompassing renovation and decoration projects as well. Today its stores are present all over the world, the most recent ones being located in Singapore, Colombia, Indonesia and Bulgaria. Although at the beginning it was only dedicated to imports, in 1970 its founder Philippe Roche met the designer Hans Hopfer and decided to produce his "Lounge" sofa, the enormous success of which led him to definitively open the way to his own production. Since then, prominent international names such as Luigi Gorgoni, Iosa Ghini, Paola Navone, Vladimir Kagan, Cédric Ragot, Ora Ito and Stéphan Lebrun, among others, have collaborated with Roche Bobois. Fashion designers have also brought their own personal universe to Roche Bobois, including Kenzo, Missoni, Ungaro, Sonia Rykiel and Jean-Paul Gaultier, who was in charge of the company's 50th anniversary collection.