Modular Sofa in Red and Patterned Upholstery by Roche Bobois, France 1980s

A vibrant and sculptural modular sofa from Roche Bobois, produced in France during the 1980s, a decade in which the brand embraced bold forms, expressive textiles, and a spirit of playful luxury. This striking composition combines solid red upholstery with richly patterned fabric, creating a dynamic visual rhythm that feels unmistakably of its era yet surprisingly contemporary. The modular construction allows the sofa to be arranged in multiple configurations, from a classic linear setup to an enveloping corner composition. The rounded corner element and matching ottoman soften the geometry, giving the ensemble a fluid, inviting presence. The mix of solid and patterned upholstery; featuring geometric and abstract motifs in warm tones, captures the eclectic, optimistic aesthetic that defined French design in the late 20th century. Roche Bobois has long been known for its high‑quality materials and innovative upholstery work. This set reflects that heritage: plush cushions, generous proportions, and a tactile combination of fabrics that add depth and personality. The leather‑embossed RB logo patch on the cushions underscores the brand’s attention to detail and its commitment to craftsmanship. Dimensions set-up 1: Height: 88 cm. Width: 360 cm. Depth: 370 cm. Seat height: 40 cm. The longest possible arrangement is 500 cm. With another two-seater 180 cm long on the opposite side. Footstool dimensions: Height: 40 cm. Diameter: 75 cm.