Henge offers three interpretations of contemporary living
While Henge’s latest upholstery designs are all individual, they are united in combining generous comfort with a statement presence.
Fantoma reimagines the sofa as a fluid, sculptural presence. Its generous, enveloping volumes invite moments of quiet relaxation, while the distinctive metal backrest introduces a refined sense of balance and contrast.
Conceived by Isabella Genovese as a modular system that feels at home in various interiors looks, Fantoma’s rich upholstery and craftsmanship make it feel substantial
and remarkably light.
Designed by Tanju Ozelgin, Otium expresses comfort through simplicity and proportion. Its broad, continuous silhouette creates an inviting sense of calm, softened by subtle folds that enhance its natural character. Resting on cast metal or thermowood feet,
Otium balances understated elegance with architectural precision.
It is a sofa conceived as a place to slowdown, where generous volumes and crafted details create an atmosphere of effortless ease.
Uptown explores the relationship between softness and structure. Its deep seat and layered upholstery place comfort at its core, while the metal backrest introduces a strong graphic element that defines the overall composition.
The rich materials and refined detailing of Massimo Castagna’s design reinforce its distinctive character, making Uptown a sofa that combines visual lightness with a reassuring sense of presence, equally suited to residential and hospitality environments.
