The GARBI sofa collection, designed by Víctor Carrasco Office for Punt Mobles, explores a system-based approach to upholstered seating defined by continuity, geometry, and adaptability. Conceived as a modular structure, the collection allows multiple configurations that respond to both residential and contract contexts, articulating space through a sequence of interconnected elements. Its logic is based on flexibility, enabling compositions that range from compact arrangements to more expansive layouts.
The design is organized around a clear and controlled geometry, where curved and linear modules coexist to generate fluid compositions. This interplay introduces a soft spatial rhythm, avoiding rigid layouts while maintaining a precise formal language.
The system is anchored by an elegant circular wooden ring that defines the composition and can, if desired, incorporate a rotating function, adding a subtle dynamic quality to the arrangement. The proportions are balanced to ensure comfort and visual lightness, with an emphasis on horizontality and continuity between elements.
Materiality and construction reinforce this approach, with upholstery treated as a continuous surface that unifies the system. The detailing is restrained, allowing the form and configuration to define the identity of the collection.
GARBI operates as an open framework rather than a fixed object, prioritizing versatility and coherence within evolving interior environments.