Butter.
A sofa with the generosity of a soft sculpture and the ease of an everyday place to land.
Softness with
character.
Butter feels instinctive: broad, enveloping and made to accommodate the body in more than one prescribed position.
Faye Toogood’s three-seat sofa translates the soft volumes of the wider Butter modular system into a fixed, compact composition. The continuous upholstered shell rises into rounded arms and a generous back, while the loose seat cushion keeps the experience relaxed rather than formal.
It belongs to Tacchini’s Bread and Butter collection—a family built around familiar domestic rituals, interpreted through Toogood’s direct, sculptural language.
One generous
gesture.
The fixed 310 cm composition gives Butter a clear silhouette while preserving the informal attitude of the modular collection. Its upholstered perimeter creates a feeling of enclosure without breaking the sofa into visually separate seats.
A quiet shape
with real presence.
Butter’s scale is substantial, but the softened perimeter and low visual centre keep it approachable. It can anchor a calm room without asking the rest of the interior to compete with it.
Soft form,
opened up.
Broad, low
and enveloping.
The three-seat Butter is a single, clearly proportioned composition. Kiosk can help confirm access, room planning and the right upholstery for its scale.
Let the material
set the mood.
Allow for the full 310 cm width, generous depth and comfortable circulation around the sofa.
Use the continuous sculptural back confidently in the centre of a room rather than hiding it against a wall.
Bouclé, wool, velvet and leather each shift the reading of the same soft silhouette.
Pair Butter with low tables and open floor area so its long horizontal gesture remains clear.
See how it
fits the room.
Kiosk can help confirm scale, access and upholstery for the Butter three-seat sofa.