There’s no better feeling than curling up under your favorite blanket after a long day – unless, of course, you could turn that blanket into a whole sofa to sink into. That’s the idea behind HENN, the latest launch from Berlin-based brand Objekte Unserer Tage (OUT). With downy quilted covers, oversized cushioning, and an adaptable modular system, HENN isn’t just inspired by comfort – it magnifies it. Supersized, structured, and supremely soft, HENN is all squared away to transform your living space into the coziest corner of your home. “The design of the HENN Sofa is rooted in a fundamental human need: security and warmth,” says David Wendt, Head of Design. “HENN was created to embody this feeling – both visually and through touch.”
Like a well-loved quilt come to life, HENN’s signature look is defined by a symmetrical stitched pattern, meticulously handcrafted for visual harmony. A subtle offset between the backrest and cushions breaks up the strict geometry, adding just enough softness and surprise to keep things interesting.
The padded, removable covers are as plush as your favorite down blanket and come in a range of bold, confident colors to match the sofa’s big personality.
Its modular system adds another layer of flexibility, breaking the traditional sofa into blocky, Tetris-like components that can be configured to suit your space and lifestyle. Whether that means building a left-facing chaise for maximum lounging or opting for a compact setup in tighter quarters, you’re in the designer’s seat.
Whether you’re enjoying it solo or gathered with friends and family, HENN is a grounding force in any room, poised to become your new favorite place to lounge. “With its clear design language and thoughtful construction, HENN is a lasting design object – a sofa that connects, inspires, and structures space,” says Wendt. “More than just furniture, it is an architectural element shaping the way we live.”
To learn more about the HENN sofa by Objekte Unserer Tage, visit objekteunserertage.com.
Photography courtesy of Objekte Unserer Tage.
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