A modular sofa system that merges Korean design sensibilities with Japanese craftsmanship. The textile, inspired by Eastern ink wash painting and Western pointillism, is woven on a rare Gobelin loom by artisans preserving this traditional technique. Production is carried out in collaboration with a Kyoto-based workshop with a long standing history, creating a seamless dialogue between heritage and design.
The system consists of three modular units that can be arranged freely to suit various spatial contexts. Whether placed centrally, along a wall, or in a corner, each configuration integrates naturally into its surroundings. Each module functions independently, allowing for flexible adaptation and expansion according to individual needs. 
A contemporary proposal rooted in tradition and crafted for versatile living.
Pebble sofa merges Korean design sensibilities with Japanese craftsmanship. The fabric, woven on a rare Gobelin loom in France and further refined through collaborative development in Japan, features a high warp density that enables detailed imagery and a delicate three-dimensional texture. Expressed through six cotton warp threads and a 100% wool weft, the textile combines visual richness with functional durability. Drawing inspiration from Eastern ink wash painting and Western pointillism, the fabric embodies depth and refinement. Produced in collaboration with a Kyoto-based artisanal factory known for its dedication to preserving traditional weaving techniques, the textile represents a bridge between past and present.