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Hans Hopfer
Designed in 1971 by Hans Hopfer, the Mah Jong became one of the most radical seating concepts of the twentieth century. Created as a modular system celebrating freedom of form and function, it allowed endless configurations from lounge to chaise to bed. In its 50 year anniversary presentation, Roche Bobois elevated this icon further by introducing couture fabrics and refined platform bases that strengthen both line and comfort.
This example features Kenzo Takada upholstery and rests on a rare architectural wooden platform with a brushed bronze appearance. The base is asymmetrical, a subtle but powerful design gesture that transforms the Mah Jong from relaxed floor seating into a sculptural interior statement. The platform enhances proportion, increases visual tension and gives the piece a gallery like presence.