Willo Perron’s Sausage sofa claims Paris apartment in black leather
The sculptural Sausage sofa by Willo Perron settles into an architect's industrial Parisian space, its generous forms inviting sprawl and conversation beneath soaring concrete pillars.
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The Sausage sofa by Willo Perron occupies the apartment of fashion designer Julien Dossena with the ease of something always meant to belong there. Rendered in deep black leather, the design sits luminous against the verdant carpet that spans the loft, its billowing form a study in generous comfort and sculptural presence.
Perron’s vision here is distinctly tactile. The sofa demands to be used, not merely admired. Its curves echo the organic language of the space itself, where concrete pillars rise without apology and glass bricks filter pale northern light through tall windows. The designer has created a piece that responds to such architectural gestures with its own confident silhouette, neither fighting the industrial bones of the apartment nor disappearing into them.
The black leather surface catches light differently depending on where one settles into those ample cushions. This is a sofa for reading, for conversation that stretches into evening, for the kind of repose that only comes from furniture that truly understands the body’s needs. Small tables with slim metal supports attend nearby, and books line shallow shelves along the lower walls, suggesting the rhythm of a life lived thoughtfully within these generous proportions.
BD Barcelona Design distributes the Sausage sofa internationally. The piece was recently featured in Architectural Digest.
Imagery courtesy of BD Barcelona Design (@bdbarcelonadesign).
