Mondrian Sofa

Overview

Mondrian is a Poliform sofa system designed by Jean-Marie Massaud (2016 - 2021 on the page). Poliform describes a minimalist design with a graphic, modern look and strong architectural appeal, made for maximum freedom of composition. Its type is a modular sofa without joints, freely combinable, and the thin metal feet support a linear structure that seems suspended.

Construction

The structure is moulded flexible polyurethane. The seat cushion is flexible moulded polyurethane of differentiated thicknesses, pre-covered in cotton and feather fabric with bonded polyester fibre parts; the back cushion with roller uses cotton canvas with down-filled interiors and bonded polyester fibre. The headrest has a polyurethane cushion with a removable fabric cover and a removable leather structure. The final covering is fabric, or leather in a version that can be taken off. The feet are painted aluminium casting; the wooden coffee table and the backrests with shelf are veneered wood and wood-based panels.

Specifications

• Fixed sofa with fabric or leather backrest: widths 2100, 2300 and 2700 mm; largest vertical value 750 mm (axes not labelled)
• Modular elements: depth 950 mm or 1250 mm
• Armrest widths: 75, 200 and 400
• Feet: painted aluminium casting

A system built around the sofa

The page calls Mondrian a system designed to offer maximum compositional freedom, with two seat depths and armrests in four sizes that can be enriched with a wooden backrest and shelves or with a wooden coffee table. It describes the whole as a complete project that interprets the contemporary living space with personality.

Configurations

The configuration list names fixed sofas with a fabric or leather backrest or a wooden backrest with shelves; a freestanding pouf and chaise longue; modular terminal, central, peninsula and corner elements in depths 950 and 1250; and armrests of 75, 200 and 400 width. A drawer is listed for elements with a coffee table, and a velvet insert and decoration for the cushion kit.