This year, our absolute favorite is the Insula modular sofa, edited by Kettal and designed by the talented Patricia Urquiola.

From the very first glance, Insula is striking for its subtle blend of softness and architectural rigor. Its fluid composition, punctuated by generously proportioned modules, evokes an invitation to conviviality and well-being.

l'Insula instantly took me back to the authentic, immersive atmosphere of my last trip to Morocco. Right in the heart of Marrakech, in a lounge where low cushions and refined textiles invited relaxation and exchange, I let myself be enveloped by the voluptuousness of the materials and the warmth of the welcome.

Like a contemporary reinterpretation of these spaces for sharing, Insula transforms each place into an invitation to meet and dialogue. Its low, horizontal structure reinforces a sense of proximity, while its organic shapes and scrolled backrest add a touch of fluidity and sensory comfort.

What particularly appealed to me was its modular, adaptive aesthetic. Insula lends itself to an infinite number of configurations, adapting to the needs of a professional lobby, a domestic living room or a sun-drenched outdoor space.

Its delicately textured upholstery and palette of natural hues sublimate the space without ever weighing it down. A manifest piece, at the crossroads of design and sensory experience, that reenchants the way we inhabit our interiors.