Todo Modo

The Contemporary Ottoman Armchair with a Fully Reversible Backrest

Todo Modo emerges from the encounter between geometry and comfort, giving rise to a composition of volumes that are both soft and rigorous. A seating system designed to encourage freedom of use, interaction and movement, capable of adapting naturally to lounges, reception areas, hospitality spaces, coworking environments and residential interiors dedicated to conversation and relaxation. Essential in its forms yet open to endless interpretations, Todo Modo moves beyond the traditional concept of the sofa to become a dynamic and convivial platform, designed to accommodate ever-changing ways of use.

Todo Modo is a seating system composed of two modules — with or without a backrest — that can be freely combined. The possibility of selecting a matching or contrasting finish for the cylindrical backrest in relation to the seat allows for endless combinations of colours and materials.

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Designed by Jean-Michel Wilmotte

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Reversible

The alternation of modules with and without backrests generates open and dynamic configurations that encourage interaction. The distinctive cylindrical backrest can be positioned freely to identify the most comfortable posture, transforming every seat into a personal and ever-changing experience.

Modular

The purity of the geometries defines an essential and instantly recognisable design language. The rigorous volumes of the seat interact with the soft and enveloping forms of the backrest, creating a refined balance between order and informality, between design rigour and spontaneity of use.

Iconic

Designed in 1993 for the Louvre, Todo Modo originated from the need to offer a seat that would allow visitors to observe works of art from different perspectives and without orientation constraints. This design intuition gave rise to an innovative system that remains highly relevant today, naturally interpreting new ways of inhabiting collective spaces. Its informal character, generous comfort and freedom of use have made it one of the most recognisable icons of contemporary design.