Divano Pacha
Made by GUBI
Designed by Pierre Paulin
Il divano Pacha espande la visione del comfort di Pierre Paulin attraverso generosi volumi arrotondati e un'invitante silhouette bassa che risulta sia giocosa che lussuosa. Imbottito per un effetto avvolgente e disponibile in opzioni accuratamente studiate, crea un fulcro scultoreo per interni che apprezzano la morbidezza e il carattere.
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Divano Pacha
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Pacha Sofa and when?
Pierre Paulin designed the Pacha in 1975 as part of his ongoing exploration of organic, body-conforming furniture. Paulin was already renowned for pieces like the Ribbon Chair and the Tongue Chair, and the Pacha continued his commitment to sculptural comfort.
How does the Pacha Sofa differ from Paulin's earlier work?
Where earlier Paulin pieces like the Tongue Chair were more emphatically graphic and singular, the Pacha prioritizes enveloping volume and social seating. Its rounded, continuous upholstery and low profile reflect a mature phase of his design thinking, focused on warmth and repose rather than formal provocation.
What upholstery options are available for the GUBI Pacha Sofa?
GUBI offers the Pacha Sofa in a curated selection of fabrics and leathers. Specific options vary, so consulting with a design professional is recommended to find the right material for a given interior context.
Is the Pacha Sofa suitable for contract or hospitality use?
Yes. The Pacha's structural integrity and availability through GUBI's trade program make it appropriate for hospitality environments, though lead times and specification requirements should be confirmed for contract projects.
What interior styles complement the Pacha Sofa?
The Pacha reads well in spaces that balance warmth with architectural precision. Its rounded profile creates a counterpoint to linear architecture, and it holds its own in both mid-century-influenced rooms and more contemporary, material-forward interiors.