Bonamour
Category: Sofas and armchairs
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The evocative name, Bonamour, is the union of “bonheur” and “amour”, happiness and love: two words that encapsulate the desire to participate in life in all its manifestations.
The natural union of all the elements in this collection of sofas gives rise to the harmonious atmosphere and the social appeal of the Seventies, in a language of timeless geometric purity.
Bonamour is a system of seats, armrests and backrests laying on the floor, with an essential and distinctly contemporary morphology. The modules, of various rectangular forms, can be integrated to create combinations of both linear and angular volumes. The rigorousness of the volumes, the reassuringly formal and architectural expression, is this collection’s stylistic “monogram”, whilst the sartorial attention – marked by pleats which punctuate the geometric step – is the expression of real values, achieved through high standards of artisan quality.
Youpi is a hymn to conviviality and the joy of being together. Seen from behind, the profile calls to mind the image of a stylized human figure, ready to welcome you in a comfortable embrace.
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