MAH JONG
composition 6 elements - jean paul gaultier

Name: MAH JONG | composition 6 elements - jean paul gaultier
Brand: Roche Bobois

W. 159 x H. 19 x D. 95 cm

Design by Hans Hopfer

When Jean Paul Gaultier adorns the Mah Jong, it's always with sophistication and elegance. This creation features some of the designer's emblematic motifs, such as stripes, here embellished with a woven flower, or a torn fishnet in an arrangement of light and dark tones. The Mah Jong sofa rests on new platforms that make it even more comfortable. ...

Modular sofa using MAH JONG elements, upholstered in fabric.
Endless combinations, including seat cushions (95 x 95 x H.19 cm), straight and corner backs (H.53 cm), and lounge chair units (159 x 95 x H.19 cm).
All units are button-tufted, padded, and made by hand. Optional adjustable backs with manual mechanism, and small cushions available.

Made in Europe

Includes:

Composition 6 elements as shown - Jean Paul Gaultier version | L. 572.2 cm x D. 398.2 cm x H. 78 cm

1.5-seat platform | L. 145 cm x D. 103 cm x H. 25 cm
- 1 seat with straight back in Trois D bergamote fabric | L. 95 cm x D. 159 cm x H. 19 cm
Panoramic corner platform | L. 181 cm x D. 116 cm x H. 25 cm
- 1 seat with panoramic corner back in Jakarta céladon fabric | L. 171 cm x D. 70 cm x H. 53 cm
2.5-seat platform | L. 243 cm x D. 103 cm x H. 25 cm
- 1 seat with straight back in Punti mimosa fabric | L. 95 cm x D. 95 cm x H. 53 cm
- 1 seat with straight back in Croisière bergamote fabric | L. 95 cm x D. 95 cm x H. 53 cm
2.5-seat corner platform left | L. 250 cm x D. 103 cm x H. 25 cm
- 1 seat with corner back in Patchwork limoncello fabric | L. 95 cm x D. 95 cm x H. 25 cm
- 1 seat with straight back in Reliure jaune/prune fabric | L. 95 cm x D. 95 cm x H. 53 cm

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Designed by

Hans Hopfer

In the 1970s Hans Hopfer created the Mah Jong lounge sofa, Roche Bobois’s most recognised and iconic design. The freedom of form that this fully modular low seating system allows broke the design mould and encouraged a completely new way of organising living spaces. Upholstered in simple plain fabrics at the beginning, today it is ‘dressed’ by some of the world’s finest couturiers.

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