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The term Party Lounge, registered as a patent by designer Friedrich Kiesler in 1936, is something of a declaration of intent, as the sofa has room for up to six people — enough for a party.
Tavolo + Panca
Paolo Piva has reinterpreted the dining table with Tavolo + Panca — a clear, matter-of-fact table and a pair of simple upholstered benches without backs and armrests. The set gives an innovative twist to the age-old theme of table and bench.
Correalistic
Corso Sofa
Paolo Piva created an entire sofa range based on the Corso chair, mainly with the contract market in mind. The armchair, two and three-seat sofas, as well as a bench are all derived from the same characteristic U-shape as the Corso chair.
Jolly
Jan Armgardt’s design satisfies the natural desire for the trusted high back with a suggestion of wings. Jolly is a piece of furniture that is redolent of solidity and security, refuge and protection. The hint of a shell shape combined with the coordinated radii and sloping lines strengthen this impression, and create a coherent whole.
Davos
Davos – innovative forms to relax with
Sit down and use your body weight to shift you gently backwards. This is principle behind Davos – the comfortable, contoured recliner designed for the Wittmann collection by Andreas Struppler.
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