Architonic ID: 20728828
The low-set, high-backed Nook sofa has a compact design that nevertheless has an air of lightness about it. Its form is unique because it adds a nest of comfort to a room rather than dividing up the space. The outside of the sofa boasts clear lines that complement the architecture, and the inside is soft and feminine. Like a 1950s vase, the lines are elegantly upwardly tapered, creating a delicate sculpture-like look. Piping separating the interior and exterior of the sofa, makes
playful and creative design variants possible. The narrow joints are not intended to be modular.
Concept
The word 'nook' can mean a 'retreat' and says it all about this sofa designed by Jehs+Laub with its piping edge and a deepness you can sink into exquisitely – enveloped by the high back, rising armrests, supportive lumbar cushions and a slatted frame hidden inside. Now just put your feet up on the matching stool and deposit your belongings on the side table, and the sense of a warm, secure nest is complete.
This product belongs to collection:
Closed base
2-seater
Seat and backrest upholstered, With armrests
Contract, Hospitality, Residential
Germany
Biography Markus Jehs (born in 1965 in stuttgart) and Jürgen Laub (born in 1964 in ulm) have met each other during the academic studies of industrial design at the Hochschule für Gestaltung Schwäbisch Gmuend and became friends after an internship in New York in 1990. After they graduated in 1992 they set up jehs + laub in 1994. From that time on they started to design furniture and lamps for Italian companies, such as cassina, ycami and nemo. Year by year they expanded the cooperation with international brands like cassina, fritz hansen, knoll international, renz, stelton, davis, schönbuch, cor and wilkhahn. For mercedes-benz they designed the master concept of the worldwide showrooms, numerous interior designs and exhibitions, such as the ‚suite 606‘ at the world famous Icehotel in north sweden. jehs+laub won many international awards, their projects have been shown in numerous exhibitions and they give lectures all over the world.
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