Roche bobois modular sofa

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Mah Jong Modular Sofa by Kenzo Missoni and Hans Hopfer for Roche Bobois, 1970s, Set of 2, in Flawless conditions. Designed 1970 to 1979 This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution

Upholstered in Sweet leather, full grain, pigmented finish. Double depth backrests with manual rocking mechanism (also available in fixed version), adjustable armrests. Padded seat cushions in polyurethane foam 23-35-40 kg/m³ and cotton batting. Padded armrest cushions in polyurethane foam 45 kg/m³ and cotton batting. Structure in steel, solid fir wood and pine plywood. Elastic straps suspension. Also available in other dimensions, straight sofas and ottoman. Manufactured in Europe…

To celebrate 50 years of the Mah Jong sofa designed by Hans Hopfer in 1971, Roche Bobois programmed a number of events this year and released new collections. Roche Bobois marks the milestone anniversary of the Mah Jong sofa by redressing it with new designer fabrics by Kenzo Takada (who sadly passed away at the […]

This generous sectional sofa features adjustable backrests with two different heights using a manual mechanism. The different options offer support for sitting up or relaxing. This sofa is upholstered in a new blue jean fabric.

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Stacy Reynaud First, I'll tell you what wasn't my favourite - the Mah Jong sofa by Roche Bobois. I've idolized this sofa on pages of magazines for years. I've even posted about it here in 2008, (and how I sold all my furniture when I was in a mood). This is the most uncomfortable thing I've ever sat on (even more than my peacock chair). Please pardon my 2013 crappy phone photos. There was a table-setting competition, and this woodland theme was by far the most popular. The feature wall of…

An uninhibited and audacious designer, Kenzo Takada, “the most Parisian of Japanese designer”, has created a unique and exceptional collection of fabrics and ceramics for Roche Bobois. To ‘dress' the Mah Jong modular sofa, Takada took inspiration from ancient kimonos used in the Noh Theatre, re-interpreting their patterns and colours to create fine and sophisticated harmonies symbolising the 3 times of the day: Asa (morning), Hiru (midday), Yoru (evening).

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