Gemma Sofa
Made by Moroso
Designed by Daniel Libeskind
Daniel Libeskind, the architect behind some of the world's most charged civic buildings, brings the same angular conviction to the Gemma Sofa. Its faceted silhouette is not ornament but structure, each plane deliberate, each angle a continuation of the geometric vocabulary he established with the Gemma armchair.
The internal construction pairs a polymer composite frame with flame retardant polyurethane foam and a wood base, producing a form that holds its sharp geometry without sacrificing the give of an upholstered seat. The result is a sofa that reads as sculpture from across a room and as comfort from within it.
- Polymer composite internal structure
- Flame retardant polyurethane foam
- Wood base
- Made to order with upholstery and finish options
Conceived for spaces where furniture carries architectural weight, the Gemma Sofa suits contemporary residences, private lounges, and hospitality interiors that treat the objects within them as part of a considered whole.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Moroso Gemma Sofa?
The Gemma Sofa was designed by Daniel Libeskind, the architect known for the Jewish Museum Berlin and the 9/11 Memorial Museum Pavilion. Moroso collaborated with him to translate his faceted architectural language into a domestic seating form.
What is the Gemma Sofa made of?
The sofa is built around a polymer composite internal structure with a wood base, cushioned with flame retardant polyurethane foam. Upholstery options are specified at the time of order, allowing the piece to be tailored to a specific interior concept.
Is the Gemma Sofa made to order?
Yes, the Gemma Sofa is produced on a made-to-order basis, which means lead times apply and upholstery, configuration, and finish selections are made during the ordering process.
How does the Gemma Sofa relate to the Gemma armchair?
Both pieces share the same faceted geometric language, making them a coherent family. The sofa extends the angular vocabulary of the armchair into a larger seating format, allowing the two to work together within a single interior composition.
What interior settings suit the Gemma Sofa?
The Gemma Sofa is well suited to spaces where furniture is treated as an architectural statement, including contemporary residences, private lounges, and hospitality interiors with a strong design sensibility.