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Design Erwan Bouroullec
Transform your living room with Kobold: a unique and modular settee, designed to accompany you every day and sublimate your desires.
Kobold isn't just a settee: it's a modular collection designed to adapt to all your needs and to every space. Inspired by ship's gangways, each element is functional and can be reconfigured freely to become a living platform: sitting, lying down, storing, resting... everything is possible.
Compact or unfolded, Kobold becomes the beating heart of your room, a modular island that invites creativity and comfort.
Kobold is available in two versions:
Each model can be customised and adapted, combining seating, storage, and horizontal surfaces, transforming them into a sleeping or living space according to your needs.
More than just a settee, Kobold is designed as a true piece of interior design: whether compact or more expansive, it forms an island that frees up space and adapts to any configuration.
Experience Kobold in-store: discover the elegance of its multiple configurations and allow yourself to be seduced by its unique comfort. Our dedicated consultants will help you create the model and style that perfectly blends with your interior and lifestyle.
Kobold is designed to last. Each model undergoes a complete lifecycle analysis, from material selection to production. The frame and seats are fully removable: covers and seating areas can be easily replaced, and the materials are selected for their durability and optimal aging.
Born in Quimper in 1976, Erwan Bouroullec has established himself as one of the leading figures in French design. After spending several decades working alongside his brother Ronan, he now develops his own projects between Paris and Burgundy. His designs, produced by prestigious manufacturers such as Vitra and Flos, are exhibited in the world's greatest museums, from MoMA in New York to the Centre Pompidou.
