A sofa collection born from exploration of the intriguing geometry of the pentagon, with its shape of ambiguous regularity. Unlike symmetrical polygons such as hexagons or octagons, the pentagon implies a sense of direction while remaining elusive, giving it a distinctive presence. It is precisely this ambiguity and freedom that suggest new possibilities of form.
Inspired by the placement principles of the stepping stones and paving stones found in Japanese gardens, Pentagon translates that sensibility into a pentagonal sofa system. Rather than prescribing movement or use, it leaves room for personal interpretation, enabling arrangements that adapt naturally to the user’s instincts.
As a modular unit, the pentagon is neither square nor round, and its independence allows for relaxed, unforced compositions. The way the modules are positioned and spaced subtly shapes conversation, sightlines, and comfort—there is no “correct” layout. A single unit becomes an intimate place of its own; joined together, the modules create gentle connections, while putting space between them introduces a comfortable sense of openness. Like stepping stones, the collection encourages natural movement without imposing on distance or behavior.
Pentagon is a sofa collection designed to embody that same quiet, unobtrusive presence.
