The Quincy moves away from rigid angles, tracing a silhouette of sinuous curves and gently rounded corners. Linear sections emerge at intervals, keeping the form grounded without surrendering its softness. The result reads as architecture from across a room and as invitation up close. A continuous, one-piece shell forms the structural body, cradling goose down-filled seat cushions that offer a supple, enveloping comfort. The interplay between the firm outer shell and the yielding interior is deliberate, giving Quincy a dual character rooted in proportion as much as in material. The internal structure combines metal and wood, with polyurethane foam supporting the cushion system. Upholstery is fully removable and available in both fabric and leather, accommodating a wide range of spatial and material sensibilities. The modular configuration allows the form to adapt across scales without losing its organic coherence. One-piece sculptural shell with sinuous profile Goose down-filled seat cushions Internal structure in metal and wood Polyurethane foam cushion support Fully removable upholstery in fabric or leather Available in modular configuration
