نمط الأثاث: النمط العام حديث وبسيط، مع خطوط نظيفة وألوان بسيطة تخلق جوًا مريحًا ومريحًا. تم تجهيز المنطقة الخارجية بأريكة رمادية فاتحة مع إطار معدني لا يعزز حداثة التصميم فحسب، بل يسلط الضوء أيضًا على وظائف الأثاث. تستمر المفروشات الداخلية أيضًا في الأسلوب الحديث البسيط، حيث تتوافق مع جماليات الشباب مع إيجاد التوازن المثالي بين الوظيفة والجمال.
Reference design: Walter Leeman – Zeppelin Sofa for Velda (1970s)
Client location: Lecce, Italy
Key focus: Special material application & structural stability

المواد: الأرضيات الخارجية مصنوعة من البلاط، وهو مقاوم للغاية للعوامل الجوية ومثالي للاستخدام في الهواء الطلق، مع إعطاء المساحة أيضًا ملمسًا عصريًا. الأثاث الخارجي مصنوع من أقمشة مقاومة للماء والشمس مصممة للتعامل مع البيئة الخارجية، مما يضمن المتانة والراحة. الأثاث الداخلي، مثل طاولة الطعام والكراسي وطاولة القهوة، مؤطر بالمعدن والخشب، مما يؤكد المتانة مع الحفاظ على التصميم الحديث والبسيط.

This project centers on a sculptural tube sofa inspired by a 1970s Italian design icon.While the form appears soft and minimal, the combination of continuous tubular geometry and reflective silver leather places exceptionally high demands on structure, material control, and long-term stability.

At first glance, the sofa is defined by its bold, inflated volume and seamless curves.

However, several design factors significantly increase production complexity:

Reflective leather magnifies every surface detail, leaving no room for structural error.

The sofa’s shape must remain consistent across all curves, without distortion or collapse.

With no exposed base, all stability depends entirely on the internal structure.

Oversized proportions amplify the risk of deformation over time.

These factors make the project less about appearance, and more about engineering judgment.

To ensure long-term shape retention and seating comfort, we advised against an all-molded foam structure.
Instead, the final structure combines:

This structural system allows the sofa to maintain its tubular form over time, even under frequent use.

For maintaining the tube shape, a metal inner frame combined with high-resilience sponge and strong webbing offers better long-term durability and seating experience than molded foam alone.

Every stage of this project followed a clear, traceable workflow:

This process ensures that decisions are made before risks turn into problems.

Because silver leather plays a defining role in both appearance and risk control, material confirmation was treated as a mandatory step, not a formality.

Before any production decision, a physical material sample was arranged and approved.

For material-driven designs, seeing and touching the actual material is a critical step — never an option.

The value lies not only in price, but in clarity — a result achieved through structured decision-making, material validation, and engineering control.

In this case, the client was looking to recreate a sculptural 1970s tube sofa using reflective silver leather—a combination that leaves little margin for error.

To address the risks involved, we focused on early material validation, structural assessment, and engineering-led decision-making, including physical material sampling and reinforced internal construction.

By resolving complexity before production, the final result achieved both visual impact and long-term structural stability.

Whether it’s complex structures, limited editions, or unconventional materials, Homebridge supports projects that require more than standard sourcing.

If you have a reference image, sketch, or idea, share it with us.

We’ll focus on structure, materials, and feasibility — before production begins.