Plumy

A re-edition (Jan 2016) of an ''iconic'' model : Annie Hiéronimus' Plumy (1980), captures the spirit of the Eighties and its 'couch potato generation'.

Three elements are combined to provide ultimate comfort:
1. Uniquely-designed structure of armchair and settees made from glued-together blocks of polyether foam and Bultex polyurethane foam of different densities
2. The seat and back cushions are filled with goose feathers (85% feathers / 15% down) - making them extremely soft and heavenly to plop into.
3. Back cushions may be angled and seat cushions may be unfolded to facilitate all manners of sitting and relaxing (chaise lounge position).

Thus, in 1980, one could quite rightly declare that the model Plumy was comfort with a capital ''C'' and relaxation with a capital ''R''.