Modular Sofa Voyage Immobile by Studio Roche Bobois

An extraordinary modular sofa ‘Voyage Immobile’ created by Studio Roche Bobois in the 1990s, an iconic piece of contemporary design, now out of production. Composed of six independent modules — one corner element, four armchair modules and one pouf — it stands out for its exceptional versatility, allowing multiple configurations depending on space and functional needs. Its elegant yet relaxed design is combined with materials of the highest quality, most notably the upholstery produced by the iconic French fashion house Kenzo, characterized by solid-color tones enriched with vibrant colored details that add a sophisticated and distinctive touch. A defining feature of this sofa is the adjustable backrests, which can be raised and lowered through a mechanism very similar to that of the Maralunga sofa by Cassina designed by Vico Magistretti: a piston-based system that allows multiple backrest configurations, revealing vivid hidden fabric tones when positioned closed, further enhanced by matching cushions upholstered in Kenzo fabric that enrich the sofa with additional color accents. The low structure and soft, rounded lines create an inviting sense of comfort, emphasized by the generous seating and supportive cushions, making it ideal for moments of relaxation. Perfect for modern and refined interiors, the ‘Voyage Immobile’ represents a harmonious balance between aesthetics and functionality, retaining the timeless appeal of exclusive designer pieces. Overall condition is excellent, as shown in the photographs; given that the sofa is over 30 years old, it may present minimal signs of age consistent with its period.