Chelsea Loveseat

STRUCTURE

In solid wood stained. Feet in plastic non slip material.

BACKREST

Internal structure in Polimex (composite polyester/polyurethane material) covered with density high-resistance foam polyurethane. Light velvet cover.

SEAT CUSHIONS

Shaped polyurethane and polyester fibre insert. 100% cotton cover.

EXTERNAL REMOVABLE SLIPCOVERS

See enclosed label, referring to the specific slipcover.

The dimensions will vary according to the chosen configuration.

Rodolfo Dordoni, architect and designer, was born in Milan, where he graduated in Architecture. His collaboration with Molteni&C has gone beyond the production of individual products and has become the creation of a collection for the dining room and night systems. These projects feature hidden high-technology in the products.

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SOFA LOVESEATS

Chelsea Loveseat

Design Rodolfo Dordoni

The Chelsea small love sofa, readaptation of the elegant reading or meditation bergere, carry the essence of contemporary design and the memory of tradition. The strong mark of the solid wood structure balances the fluid lines of the backrests blending ergonomics and elegance to create comfortable seat. The value of handcraftsmanship is expressed in the masterful use of high quality raw materials: wood and fabric. Details were designed by Rodolfo Dordoni and applied with passion and care, which underscores the versatile nature and appeal of these pieces. 

  • Dimensions W60 5/8'' D32 1/4'' H28 3/4'
  • Upholstered in Taupe velvet W6230
  • Structure in eucalyptus
  • Made in Italy
  • Adaptable couch for both living and office spaces
  • Part of the Chelsea Collection
SKU: chelsealoveseatconf

VARIATIONS :

$9,655.00

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