LITTORAL II
Large rectangular ottoman

Name: LITTORAL II | Large rectangular ottoman
Brand: Roche Bobois

W. 199 x H. 35 x D. 63 cm

Designer Philippe Bouix created this sleek and elegant sofa that features a thin belt and wooden base. Thin armrests frame the generous and fully tufted seat cushions. The large back cushions, upholstered in plain or patterned fabrics (seen here in fabrics designed by Kenzo Takada), offer exceptional comfort.
This ottoman / armless sofa is upholstered in a fabric designed by Kenzo Takada exclusively for Roche Bobois. It provides a very fashionable final touch for a warm atmosphere. ...

€ 2.381

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This sofa’s structure has FSC™ Mix certification. It is made with a mixture of materials from responsibly managed, FSC™-certified forests and from other controlled sources.

Upholstered in fabrics designed by Kenzo Takada. Solid Littoral fabric for the main upholstery, with large cushions in Hanawa patterned fabric. Optional small cushions in Kame fabric. Seat cushions with tufted padding of high resilience polyurethane foam 35 kg/m³. Back and armrest cushions filled with feathers and foam flakes. Frame made of solid beech, fir, and plywood panels. Crossed elastic webbing suspension. Base in wenge-stained wood. Available in other dimensions and compositions.

Made in Europe

Other versions available in the showroom:

3-4-seat sofa - W. 250 x H. 78 x D. 94 cm
Large 3-seat sofa - W. 230 x H. 78 x D. 94 cm
3-seat sofa - W. 209 x H. 78 x D. 94 cm
2.5-seat sofa - W. 188 x H. 78 x D. 94 cm
Armchair - W. 82 x H. 76 x D. 94 cm
Small ottoman - monobloc - W. 115 x H. 35 x D. 63 cm

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The Forest Stewardship Council™ (FSC™) is an international organisation dedicated to promoting responsible management of the world’s forests and to protecting them for future generations. By purchasing this product, you are helping to protect the world’s forests.

Designed by

Philippe Bouix

Philippe Bouix has designed several outstanding sofas for Roche Bobois. His approach goes beyond the concept of simply seeking to create sofas that provide extreme comfort from a physical point of view. He seeks to provide what he terms ‘visual comfort’ too, in other words an aesthetic harmony and balance of proportion that makes his sofas a pleasure to look at – as well as to sit on.

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