SYS
Category: Sofas and armchairs
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Sys is a versatile modular sofa, perfect for waiting rooms, offices, museums, and communal spaces. Its quick and intuitive assembly system allows for easy reconfiguration to suit changing needs.
Sys was born as a sofa full of configurations, which gives the possibility of creating modular systems, that fit well in contexts such as waiting rooms, workspaces, museums, restaurants, schools, shops and meeting and sharing areas. Thanks to an extremely quick and intuitive fastening system, it is possible to disassemble, move and reconfigure your sofa, according to the needs of that moment.
Sys is made up of a painted steel frame, which creates an housing for the modules to be inserted.
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