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Contemporary furniture no longer seeks to remain static. Today, users expect spaces to transform and respond to multiple functions, such as living rooms that become improvised offices, dining rooms that adapt to both a meal for one and a large weekend family gathering. In this changing context, modular design emerges as a natural response: a way of conceiving objects as living systems, capable of evolving alongside those who inhabit them.
Brisa: modularity, comfort and functional elegance
Resol's Brisa modular sofa was born from this idea. Designed to adapt to changing environments, it combines serene aesthetics with functionality. Each module that composes it (seat, armrest, corner or pouf) is a piece open to dialogue with the others. Together, they build versatile compositions that can be expanded or reduced according to the needs of the moment, always maintaining a clear and coherent identity.
At Resol Studio, the Brisa design process is based on an essential principle: innovation must serve comfort, not compete with it. That is why, behind its simple appearance, there is complex material engineering. The base, made of medium-density polyethylene using rotational moulding, offers strength and weather resistance. The backrests and armrests, made of recycled polypropylene and reinforced with fibreglass, provide lightness and durability. And the cushions, made with recycled foams and technical fabrics from Crevin and Bliss Citel, guarantee comfort, sustainability and an exceptional feel.
The result is modular furniture that responds to contemporary living: flexible, conscious and aesthetically balanced. A system designed to blend naturally into any environment, whether indoor or outdoor, capable of transitioning from domestic comfort to the demands of the professional environment without losing coherence or identity.
In interior spaces, Brisa brings a sense of order and calm, with lines that dialogue with the architecture without imposing themselves. Its serene design allows it to be combined with warm materials, such as wood or textiles, as well as more industrial surfaces, such as microcement. Outdoors, it elegantly withstands weather conditions thanks to its polyethylene structure and technical fabrics, maintaining its visual presence and comfort intact.
The versatility of Brisa
This versatility makes Resol's Brisa sofa ideal for residential settings as well as contract and hospitality projects, where adaptability is essential. Hotel lobbies, restaurant terraces and common areas in coworking spaces find a perfect ally in Brisa: a design that adapts, evolves and can be configured according to the needs of each moment.
Its neutral and contemporary aesthetic allows it to be integrated into a wide variety of styles, from Mediterranean minimalism to urban eclecticism, demonstrating that modularity is a new form of expression: open, flexible and deeply contemporary.