Attitude and comfort!

The Gather Sofa stretches in a stately manner from armrest to armrest, with generous and well-fitted proportions. The sofa’s solid-cast impression is enhanced by the characteristic running seam.

Gather Sofa is perfect for the workplace or even the home. Choose fixed length with solid upholstery or fixed length with separating seams. The Sofa is available in two-seater and three-seater versions, and your choice of upholstery will give it the expression and attitude you desire.

Design Andreas Engesvik.

Environmental facts

RECYCLABLE

All input material is recyclable

Certificate

CERTIFIED RAW MATERIAL

The textiles used in the Ease screens are predominantly certified and produced according to the
Oeko-Tex or EU Ecolabel.

CERTIFIED PRODUCTION

Edsbyn’s production is certified according to the quality and environmental management:
ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.

CERTIFIED PRODUCT

Certified by Möbelfakta, Sweden, according to material, quality and environmental requirements and
UN’s Code of Conduct.

About the designer

ANDREAS ENGESVIK

Andreas Engesvik has a Bachelors degree in Art History (University of Bergen) and a Masters degree in Design (National College of Art and Design). He founded Norway Says and after 6 successful years Andreas went solo and founded his new studio ANDREAS ENGESVIK, OSLO. His studio is working in various fields for various international clients such as Iittala, Muuto, FontanaArte, Ligne Roset, Asplund and Edsbyn. Awards (a selection): Red Dot Award 2012 & 2014, Elle Decoration Award (Norway) – Furniture of the year 2013, Designer of the Year 2012 & 2013, Bo Bedre Magazine awards, ICFF Editors Award, best textile, New York 2013, Designer of the Year 2012, Elle Decoration Award, Oslo 2012, IF Product Design Award 2010, Wallpaper design Award 2009, (best light) 2009, Torsten & Wanja Søderberg Award, Sweden 2007, Wallpaper design Award 2004, (best sofa) 2004, The Bruno Mathsson Award, Sweden 2004. Andreas Engesvik was in 2012 appointed as Guest Professor at The University College of Arts, Crafts and Design (Konstfack) in Stockholm.