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MOROSO M.A.S.S.A.S DIVANO

Moroso

MOROSO M.A.S.S.A.S SOFA

Patricia Urquiola Blunt blocks rounded and smoothed by some imaginary blade. Geometric order is broken, swept away by a movement, a line which follows the contour. The different faces reveal veins formed by stitching, at times as visible as tacking, at others disappearing. Shipment in 5-6 working weeks

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MOROSO JOSEPHINE DIVANO

Moroso

MOROSO JOSEPHINE SOFA

Gordon Guillaumier Josephine is the new sofa collection of Joseph Gordon Guillaumier for Moroso. The elements are in polyurethane expanded to a different density and polyester fiber with a wood structure. Shipment in 5-6 working weeks

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MOROSO OASIS DIVANO

Moroso

MOROSO OASIS SOFA

Atelier Oï A wire encloses and separates, wraps around and holds shapes which gradually come to define the space. Seats, like oases, longed for areas of relief and rest, draw the eye and charm the observer. The cushions nestle into the structure without being squashed, they are merely held there so that frame and cushion together become part of the...

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MOROSO CHANDIGARH DIVANO

Moroso

MOROSO CHANDIGARH SOFA

Doshi Levien A sofa and chair produced using a few, simple, essential components: architectural proportions suspended on slender pillars to which the designers have added a feminine sensuality, playing with graphics and reducing the thickness of the cushions. Shipment in 5-6 working days

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MOROSO BONJOOLI TAVOLO/TAVOLINO

Coffee Tables

MOROSO BONJOOLI TABLE

Sebastian Herkner The shape of the chair, and particularly the armrests, is inspired by the mating dance of male ostriches –banjooli in the Wolof language- who stretch out their wings to show off their beauty to the female. Banjooli is part of M’Afrique, a range of chairs conceived by the designer and produced by African craft weavers using the yarn of...

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MOROSO BONJOOLI DIVANETTO

Outdoor

MOROSO BONJOOLI SETTEE

Sebastian Herkner The shape of the chair, and particularly the armrests, is inspired by the mating dance of male ostriches –banjooli in the Wolof language- who stretch out their wings to show off their beauty to the female. Banjooli is part of M’Afrique, a range of chairs conceived by the designer and produced by African craft weavers using the yarn of...

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