Model from the modular residential program "Pierre Paulin Program," created between 1968 and 1972.
A few years after designing the original Déclive, conceived as an articulated and modular floor, Pierre Paulin imagined a new fixed-form version.

In this iteration, the seating bars become wider and more generous, designed for increased comfort. Available in a full alphabet of shapes, each Déclive becomes a letter in a spatial language, allowing for varied configurations adapted to different uses or architectural contexts.

This fixed version follows the same intuition: furniture conceived as an extension of the floor, asserting its presence in space as a sculptural seat.


Different colors available upon request.
 Outdoor version available.