Quilton sofa – Hay

Doshi Levien

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QUILTON modular sofa design Doshi Levien, 2021

The Quilton modular sofa comes from the inspired pencils of Doshi Levien, the London-based design studio founded in 2000 by Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien, whose work includes the Dapper and Uchiwa armchairs published by Hay.

QUILTON canapé modulable design Doshi Levien, 2021

Described by the designers as a "quilted landscape sofa system", the Quilton sofa serves as a central platform for living, working, socializing and relaxing. Featuring a highly recognizable graphic signature, it is available in a wide range of different modules and coverings.

The quilted upholstery is composed of a high resilience foam base that won't dig in, and a wadding complement for added comfort. Thanks to its wide range of coverings, the Quilton sofa can be configured for both domestic and public spaces.

QUILTON CONTRAST canapé modulable design Doshi Levien, 2021

Seat height 41 cm Seat depth 77 cm Total height 72 cm
Materials FSC-certified wooden frame with Nozag spring system, polyurethane foam and wadding - Ø80 mm legs in black-stained solid beech, felt pads included

Mounting the modules are pre-assembled with hooks and steel receivers for connection, black removable nylon handles allow easier transport

Quilton modules

Quilton modules are organized into 3 categories:
1) independent modules, which are self-sufficient and can be used on their own
2) modules for assembly, which are divided into interior modules (for the center of the sofa)
and exterior modules (intended to go to the right and left ends of the sofa).

1 – Quilton independent modules

Narrow chair

Wide chair

2-seater

3-seater

Ottoman 05

Cushion

2 – Quilton external modules for assembly

Module 202

Module 201

Module 302

Module 301

Module 402

Module 401

Module 411

Module 412

Module 502

Module 501

Module 602

Module 601

3 – Quilton indoor modules for assembly

Module 203

Module 303

Module 100 – Corner

▸ examples of Quilton module combinations

QUILTON DUO canapé modulable design Doshi Levien, 2021

Doshi Levien

Doshi Levien is a London based design studio founded in 2000 by Nipa Doshi (b. 1971) and Jonathan Levien (b. 1972). Doshi grew up in India and studied at the National Institute of Design, while Jonathan, who is from Scotland, trained in fine cabinet making followed by industrial design.

They met while studying at the Royal College of Art. They have established a strong reputation for creating design that is both technically advanced and imbued with cultural resonance. They have been internationally acclaimed for their work and in 2008 were awarded the prestigious Future Legends of Design by the Cooper Hewitt National Museum of Design in New York. Together, they bring to bear a complimentary set of skills to the projects they work on.

Doshi is primarily concerned with visual culture, an aesthetic understanding of the world and the materiality of things, while Levien is more focused on industrial precision and technique. They have worked on projects for industry leading companies and institutions in the fields of furniture, fashion, homewares, technology and lighting. For HAY, they have created the Uchiwa Lounge Chair and Dapper.