Mid-Century Modern Two-Seat Coronado Sofa attributed to Tobia Scarpa for B&b Italia, 1960s

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Mid-century modern two-seat "coronado" sofa by tobia scarpa for b&b italia in teddy upholstery, italy, 1960s an iconic design by … Read more Mid-century modern two-seat "coronado" sofa by tobia scarpa for b&b italia in teddy upholstery, italy, 1960s an iconic design by acclaimed italian architect and designer tobia scarpa, the “coronado” sofa is a celebrated classic of mid-century italian modernism. Designed in the 1960s for b&b italia, this two-seat version exemplifies scarpa’s vision of combining comfort with cutting-edge construction and timeless form. Featuring the original patented internal structure by b&b italia—constructed from special steel and cold-formed polyurethane foam (polysoft)—the sofa was revolutionary in its day, both technically and aesthetically. The structure is durable yet lightweight, offering unmatched comfort and resilience. This particular piece has been newly reupholstered in a quality teddy-style boucle fabric, adding warmth, texture, and a contemporary twist to the classic silhouette. The ultra-soft, inviting surface pairs beautifully with the sofa’s sculptural armrests and deep cushions, creating an exceptionally cozy and stylish seating experience. Its gently backrest and plush dacron-filled cushions provide excellent support, while the tufted detailing on the back adds an element of understated luxury. The low, rounded proportions make it a versatile addition to modern, minimalist, or eclectic interiors. Dimensions: width: 149 cm depth: 90 cm height: 74 cm seat height: 40 cm condition: excellent vintage condition. Fully reupholstered in new teddy boucle fabric. Original internal structure with b&b italia tag intact. This two-seater coronado sofa is not only a masterclass in comfort and innovation but also a collectible piece of italian design heritage—ideal for those seeking both form and function in a statement seating piece. Manufacturer: b&b italia designer: tobia scarpa origin: italy date: 1960s this piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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