Orchid Edition Calm Boa Sofa
CALM BÔA SOFA
The BÔA sofa has been designed by Maxence Boisseau and Nelson Alves from AT-ONCE studio.
Structure in barked rattan, natural lacquered. Panels in opened cane webbing.
Seat frame fitted with rubber straps. Seat cushion in P.U. foam 50kg/m3, back and side pillows filled with duck/goose feathers. Removable covers in a choice of our standard fabrics (here a "calm" combination in grey/pink/off white tones) or in customer's own material (C.O.M.).
"The BÔA sofa is structured with a thick rattan pole, defining the general shape, inside which we added cane webbing panels for the back and the armrests. Special care was taken for the cushion development, ensuring an exclusive comfort"
- Nelson Alves and Maxence Boisseau - At-Once
INFORMATION
HEIGHT
82 cm
WIDTH
190 cm
DEPTH
76 cm
ORIGINAL
Indonesia
SEAT HEIGHT
44 cm
WEIGHT
38 kg
MATERIALS
Rattan
CLEANING
RATTAN WEAVING
In a dry environment, it is natural to see the rattan weaving loosen itself. To make it tight again, humidify it from below with a brush.
DESIGNER
AT-ONCR
Nelson Alves was born in Boulogne Billancourt in 1983. After several years working in interior architecture in Bangkok and Ko Phi Phi, he graduated from Strate College with a design master's degree.
Maxence Boisseau was born in Laval in 1982. He studied product design at the Ecole de Design Nantes Atlantique after a course in industry science and technologies.
They start collaborating at the Design Utility agency where they completed highly specialized projects for Véolia and Thales Communications.
Passionate about decoration, they created the At-Once studio in 2008 to present their idea of living spaces.
They always make sure to create bonds between the industrial process and the art of living and received the "Les Découvertes M&O" reward for their armchair Glorify, which was also taken on by "L'Observateur du Design" on the same year.
Many collaborations followed these reward, including Dammann Frères, KOK Maison and Airborne. They also designed the Miss Trèfles tables which entered the "Mobilier National" collection.
