Cyl Sofa
Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, 2016
The side and back panels of Cyl Sofa create a space for retreat: while the low panels send more of a signal that privacy is desired, the high panels actually create a sheltered physical space – Cyl Sofa High shields users from view. Two Cyl Sofa High units can be placed opposite one another to create a spontaneous meeting room, without any need for fixed structures. The sofa's firm upholstery supports an upright sitting position, which is conducive to work tasks and meetings; the panels are available in wood veneer or covered with fabric.
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Plano (39)Other colours
Laser (35)Other colours
Credo (22)Other colours
Connector surface material (2)
Back and side panels veneer (2)
17 light oak
50 black oak
Material description
- Frame and supporting structure: frame and cover strip made of solid natural oak. Corner connector and top cover made of anodised aluminium. Plywood board as structural frame.
- Back and side panels: veneer or fabric cover.
- Upholstery and seat: polyurethane foam and polyester fleece. Seat height 440 mm (measured in accordance with EN 1335-1 = 330 mm). Removable.
- Back and side cushions: 2 back cushions and 2 armrest cushions, filled with polyurethane foam rods and mix of feathers.
- Glides: felt glides.
- Note: the sofa is delivered assembled; can also be supplied unassembled on request.
Product family
Cyl
Cyl represents the antithesis of the cold, technical office environment and aims to create a haven of peace and strength by focussing on tradition. Solid wood emphasises the clean lines of the system with its smooth planes, structural frame and cylindrical elements. As a rather uncommon material in office settings, solid wood conveys a handcrafted, natural aesthetic and infuses a touch of emotion into the look and feel of the workplace.
The Cyl system encompasses different tables and a sofa…
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Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec
The brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec live and work in Paris. Their oeuvre ranges from small everyday objects to architectural projects. They have worked with Vitra since 2000 and have contributed numerous designs to both the office and home collections.
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