Potocco offers two visions of modular sofas: Jade by Hanne Willmann with soft and sinuous shapes, and Graphic by Mario Ferrarini and Victor Vasilev characterized by geometric lines.
Graphic, designed by M + V
Designed by Mario Ferrarini and Victor Vasilev, Graphic was developed as an extension of the Keel seating collection, maintaining the same minimal and linear compositional code. Originally including tables and coffee tables, the collection has been expanded with the introduction of an ambitious modular seating design: an indoor and outdoor sofa composed of upholstered elements and sofa side tables.
The project ties different materials together: ash wood, metal, and marble for indoors, and waterproof ash wood, metal, and natural stone or porcelain stoneware for outdoors. With clean lines and rounded shapes that invite relaxation, the sofa is designed to offer exceptional comfort thanks to its deep, wide seats supported by an elegant slender frame.
The tables, bench, writing desk, and side tables already present in the collection are formed by a structure of geometric elements that are harmoniously paired with functional tops. The result is a collection characterized by absolute structural simplicity that ensures a perfect combination with the furniture in Potocco's catalog.
Jade, designed by Hanne Willmann
In her first collaboration with Potocco, Hanne Willmann designs Jade, a collection of sofas, armchairs, tables, and dining armchairs characterized by sinuous profiles and delicate organic shapes that echo nature. This collection represents an important step for Potocco in the creation of a more complete offer dedicated to the living space, introducing a new system of modular sofas.
'Jade - as the German designer explains - is inspired by the stones in the riverbed, which are gently shaped by water over time. The shapes of the different elements in the collection and their fluid and dynamic modularity recall the slow process that occurs naturally in watercourses: a call to let oneself be carried away by a slower pace of life, rediscovering the beauty of every single moment.'
The modular system is composed of 9 units and an armchair, and is completed by 2 coffee tables that can be placed differently between the units or in front of the sofa, thus offering various usage options.
Thanks to their uniqueness, every element can be used singularly or combined, creating always different and fluid comfort islands adaptable to every space and situation.
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