Pedrali’s modular sofa system Social by designer Patrick Jouin offers the ability to create your own personal sofa using several components.
July 29th, 2015
Social is a modular system of linear, corner seatings and poufs, an endlessly replicable sofa ready to host social aggregations. From a quiet tête-à-tête coffee break and a comfortable place to sit and work, to a lonely moment waiting to a relaxing time with friends the Social sofa offers endless opportunities for different situations.
A linear and elegant design is made even lighter by the legs positioned only at the ends. The seatings are made of injected foam and elastic belts on the back and can be upholstered in fabric or leather. The sofa contains a steel frame and die-casted aluminium legs, and is available in a powder coated or polished finish.
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