Chew Sofa by Simone Micheli for Adrenalina
#20 of the Big Sofa Book
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Micro Mega Sofa by Roberto Romanello for Adrenaline
Micro Mega Sofa by Roberto Romanello for Adrenalina
Micromega focuses on man and his needs to meet and socialize in defined, comfortable and aesthetically pleasing spaces; hence the reason why we symbolically borrowed the circular and square shapes of Leonardo’s Vitruvian scheme.
Micromega is a micro-architecture intended for mega public spaces, such as hotel lobbies, and allows you to create endless and stunning combinations.
Micromega is a modular upholstered seating system for commercial settings, but with small modules that can be used even in contemporary residential spaces.
#19 of the Big Sofa Book
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Sexy Chair by Simone Micheli for Adrenalina
Sexy Chair by Simone Micheli for Adrenalina
Sexychair is pretty, light and versatile. It always builds a dialectic relationship with the interiors that host it and comes across almost as a way of thinking or as a choice of life turned into beauty. With its alluring and winding curves, it is as sexy as a beautiful woman, and, as any beautiful woman, sometimes it is cute and wants to have fun: its metal handles help it to move the goalposts constantly even if it never stops performing its duty providing the comfort it promises.
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Sly Sofa by Italo Pertichini For Adrenalina
Sly Sofa by for Adrenalina
The full curves and wraparound form define the design of Sly. Sly is available in two versions: with low back or high back, opening like a shell to welcome someone seeking a cozy corner or an oasis of privacy. Both versions are characterized by two small, “magical windows” – cracks that open to the outside world, but that retain discretion and privacy, closed with colored strings that break the severity of the lines with their lacing.
#18 of the Big Sofa Book.
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Symmetric Armchair 908 by Paul McCobb
Symmetric Armchair 908 by Paul McCobb
This Symmetric Armchair is reissued by Ralph Puccini
Paul McCobb (1917-1969) was one of the leading contemporary furniture designers in America in the 1950s and 1960s. Over twenty years, he designed an impressive range of multi-functional furniture, accessories and textiles as well as many notable interior design projects. McCobb’s design aesthetic is simplicity of form with a lack of ornamentation. Inspired by his New England upbringing and influenced by the Shaker design principles, McCobb combined slender lines with sculptural forms. Best known for his furniture designs, McCobb also acted as design consultant for many leading corporations including Singer, Alcoa, Goodyear and Columbia Records. McCobb was the recipient of MoMA’s Good Design Award five times between 1950-1955 and the Philadelphia Museum of Arts’ Contribution to Better Design Award in 1959.
Source Ralph Puccini.
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