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Happy Jack Sofa

Serafini and Palomba's Happy Jack: a soft, rounded sofa system on a leather-covered base.

Dimensions

1850 × 790 × 920 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: technical drawing image — 2-seater sofa 5678211 — published as W 185 × D 92 × H 79 cm

Year

2022

Materials
Aluminium base frame with zamak end capsDie-cast aluminium base (page)Birch plywood with faesite panellingPolyurethane foam and polyester waddingWoven elastic beltsBlack painted steel and cast aluminium structural partsMoulded aluminium feetPelle Frau® leather
Finishes
RutheniumBurnished
Official page

Description

Overview

Poltrona Frau credits Happy Jack to Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba; its product sheet gives the year 2022. The page offers it as a linear or modular composition with corner modules, a corner sofa and a reclining chaise longue.

Sofa with a chaise end in a living room with large windows

Construction

The page describes a leather-covered, die-cast aluminium base that lifts the sofa off the floor and a painted cast aluminium foot that stays visually suspended from the crossbar. The sheet lists a base frame of aluminium with zamak end caps, a birch plywood structure with faesite panelling for backrests and armrests, and seat cushions in polyurethane foam of different densities.

Specifications

  • 2-seater sofa, 5678211: W 185 cm, D 92 cm, H 79 cm
  • Covering: Pelle Frau® leather, or leather combined with saddle leather or fabric
  • Feet: moulded aluminium in ruthenium or burnished finish, matching the base end caps

Story

Soft, rounded and welcoming

The page describes Happy Jack as soft, rounded and cosy, inviting the sitter to be embraced by its contours; the large cushions are meant for a more casual, relaxed way of living. The sheet words the same idea as a sofa that invites you to sit down and be enveloped by its shapes.

The armrest that smiles

According to the page, the seating system has curved, wrap-around cushioning and an armrest that, when flexed, resembles a smile. The page says the sofa does without a back cushion, leaving the back and armrests to give support and creating a slim modularity, and that fully removable fabric covers can match the leather of the frame.

Angled corner sofa seen from the seat side, in front of a tall window

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