Jeff
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Jeff, designed by Patrick Norguet
Jeff is a contemporary modular sofa system, designed as a set of miniature architectures, skilfully combined to create multiple modular and reconfigurable scenarios.
Designed by Patrick Norguet, Jeff is a contemporary modular sofa system that offers elegance and refinement, addressing the needs of upholstered products in modern living spaces. Jeff is designed as a set of miniature architectures, skilfully combined to create multiple modular and reconfigurable scenarios, suitable also for furnishing lounge areas. Linear or corner elements (120°) combine with chaise longues and end pieces, all with or without armrests, allowing for the creation of different configurations, from the most classic corner solutions to the most modern island set-ups. New and more compact sized modules for contemporary requirements are launched at the Salone del Mobile 2025, still offering comfort and functionality: a linear module, a footstool and 90° corner unit. Featured by an oblique backrest, the corner unit harmoniously optimises the space. The distinguishing feature of Jeff is its harmony of volumes: the squared backrest pairs with a delicate seat to soften and give balance to the whole structure. Each module is made from a highly comfortable and non-deformable polyurethane foam, resting on a plywood platform covered in fabric that is raised 3 cm of the ground by small feet. The result is exceptionally soft, comfortable sofa in which organically-shaped seats subtly contrast with the more geometric and rigorous shapes of the backrest and armrests. Available in two shapes and sizes, the backrest cushions further contribute to the sofa’s overall comfort, providing effective lumbar support. The detail of the tone-on-tone or contrasting piping that outlines the profile endows the sofa with an almost tailored appearance.
Jeff, designed by Patrick Norguet
Jeff, designed by Patrick Norguet
Jeff, designed by Patrick Norguet
Jeff, designed by Patrick Norguet
Jeff, designed by Patrick Norguet
Jeff, designed by Patrick Norguet
Jeff, designed by Patrick Norguet
The distinguishing feature of Jeff is its harmony of volumes: the squared backrest pairs with a delicate seat to soften and give balance to the whole structure.
The elements are made from a highly comfortable and non-deformable polyurethane foam, resting on a plywood platform covered in fabric that is raised 3 cm of the ground by small feet.
The backrest cushion further contributes to the sofa’s overall comfort, providing effective lumbar support.
The lining is removable so that it can be cleaned and maintained with ease. A system of connecting hooks makes it possible to dismantle and reconfigure the sofa, customising it and adapting it according to the evolution of the space.
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