Beam Sofa by Patricia Urquiola

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Patricia urquiola beam sofa system for cassina an innovative upholstered seating system, supported by a beam that allows sectional elements … Read more Patricia urquiola beam sofa system for cassina an innovative upholstered seating system, supported by a beam that allows sectional elements to be combined into custom arrangements, with a flair for relaxation and functionality in the modern living room. The architectural austerity of the base of this sofa by patricia urquiola is balanced by the soft cushions, finished with pinch seam stitching along the perimeter that emphasizes the sinuous lines. The spacious seat, high backrest and upholstered armrest are shaped to create an enveloping effect, further accentuated by the soft, down-wrapped padding. Padding flexible polyurethane foam. Structure seat frame in tubular steel with elastic webbing. Backrest backrest and armrest adjustable. Paying homage to the work of vico magistretti, this innovative system of upholstered seating is underpinned by a supporting beam on which modules join together to create stylish, relaxing and functional compositions. The high back and the arm-rests create the effect of a warm, welcoming embrace, that effect heightened by the soft, inviting cushions. The mastery of cassina's craftsmanship is revealed in the pinched stitching around the perimeter of the cushions, adding an extra touch of refinement. With the feather-padded upholstery covering the cfc-free expanded polyurethane foam pads, adding to the cosy look and feel of the sofa. The system includes three sofas and various modular elements, including seating, side-tables, a foot-rest. Important information regarding images of products: please note that some of the images show other colors and variations of the model, these images are only to present interior design proposals. The item that is selling is on the first image. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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