Golem has designed Amoreba, a modular furniture system.
Developed for this unique project, Amoreba transforms a former bedroom into a soft interior landscape for conversation, reading, hospitality and rest.
With this curator's pit, Ariel André creates a bespoke upholstered surface that settles into the architecture as a communal terrain, bringing a new mode of inhabitation into dialogue with the mid-century interior designed by Jules Wabbes.
Amoreba is composed of upholstered fabric elements filled with fibres, using locally produced textiles and fillings with a significant proportion of natural materials.
It was made entirely in France by skilled artisans, under André's design direction, using a dry assembly method with no glue, so the individual components may be separated, repaired and recycled.






