Some furniture pieces do more than complete a space; they interpret it. The Brisa modular sofa, designed by Resol Studio, belongs to that rare category of objects that understand design as a way of accompanying time.
Throughout history, sitting has been far more than a physical necessity. It’s a cultural decision, a declaration of intent. From the stone benches of Roman forums to the upholstered armchairs of bourgeois salons, every era has designed its own way of being.
A restaurant does not begin with the menu or end with the dish. It begins at the entrance, in how the light welcomes us, in the texture of a tablecloth and in the sound a chair makes when moved. Every detail contributes to the narrative of the space.
"Design is the first signal of human intention”, said architect William McDonough.
September, October or even July, if you’re one of those who work through peak season, there’s always a moment of “going back.” Back to routines. To keyboards. To meetings. To the mid-morning coffee. And the question is: why not return to a space that feels good to be in?
