Bend sofa

Patricia Urquiola has imagined a series of seats that will cause no small amount of surprise. Bend-Sofa, as she wanted to call her sofa, has an almost primary and monolithic shape. It seems to have been shaped by hand, as if, starting from a ductile material, it had been created with a gesture not unlike that of a sculptor. In reality, it was born from the study of 3D models and digital research and can effectively express the idea of ​​movement obtained from the alternation of full and empty spaces, with contrasting stitching that gives rise to a further design on its surface. The backrest has an irregular shape without compromising comfort; the wavy modules, assembled starting from seat elements, poufs and corner elements, develop a sofa that breaks the most usual visual patterns and stands out from the contemporary panorama for its calibrated eccentricity. Bend-Sofa is flexible in terms of compositional solutions, it can have linear versions of small dimensions, corner solutions or, in a spectacular version that is not necessarily domestic, it can occupy the space offering double-sided seats, imposing its iconic presence 360 ​​degrees.