Gregor

GREGOR is a modular arrangement of seatings that incorporates different straight, corner or peninsular units.‎ Vincent van Duysen proceeds with his investigation into the universe of contemporary living by planning this Gregor modular framework for Molteni&C.‎ It incorporates different straight, corner or peninsular units that can be combined and coordinated as one to give various mixes professionally space bound for discussion, perusing and amusement, with every one of the media gadgets promptly available.‎ The numerous components recognizing this reach underline the general daintiness of the design.‎ The steel base, in another zinc finish, upheld by little feet that review VVD’s latest furniture plans, like the Quinten sideboards or the Jan little tables, is covered in cowhide, just like the winged armrests reasonable for supporting delicate pads while simultaneously going about as a valuable surface.‎ The backrest takes up the Belgian architect’s exemplary way to deal with sofas: huge with raised sewing, yet highlighting an imaginative answer for the corner, which in this plan is adjusted in order to offer progression to the form.‎ As an option in contrast to the winged armrest, there is a trapezoidal, cushioned, marginally erupted adaptation, that offers a more agreeable sit.‎ Gregor comes total with separated polyurethane froth filled seat pads, just as delicate pads, leaning against thin backrests guaranteeing greatest comfort.‎ Along with the Gregor sofa, Vincent Van Duysen has planned Hubert, a bunch of little adjusted tables conceal calfskin covered, which impeccably match the modular sofa design.‎