Rather than conforming to trend, Scarf articulates a timeless design language: fluid, enveloping, and quietly architectural. The defining gesture of the collection is a continuous, sweeping backrest that curves around the seating volume with sculptural precision. More than a formal flourish, this gesture organizes space, articulating the relationship between mass and void, surface and support. The result is seating that evokes both visual movement and spatial containment. Comprising three sofas, a lounge, and an armchair, Scarf privileges thoughtful form over stylistic excess. Proportions are generous but never indulgent, maintaining a clarity of purpose and a grounded sense of comfort. The frame, made from oak, is paired with memory foam cushioning and upholstered in stretch chenille by Pierre Frey, a fabric chosen for its ability to conform seamlessly to the collection's intricate geometry. The near absence of visible seams or folds emphasizes the sculptural unity of the piece. | 
