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Aldora Sofa
A two-seat sofa with a sculptural backrest inspired by calla lily petals, by Cristina Celestino.
2050 × 780 × 830 mm
2022
Approx. $4,300 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Aldora Sofa is a contemporary spin on a classical concept by Cristina Celestino for Moooi. Its sculptural backrest is shaped for two people in conversation, and the soft feminine forms take their cue from calla lily petals. The sofa seats two people. The frame is wood and steel, with foam over steel springs.
Specifications
- Width 205 cm, depth 83 cm, height 78 cm
- Seat width 150 cm, seat depth 60 cm, seat height 41 cm
- Seating capacity 2; load limit 110 kg
Story
Calla lilies and Milan
The Aldora Sofa gives a classical concept a contemporary treatment. Its soft feminine forms take their cue from calla lily petals and carry the allure of Milanese bourgeois decadence.
Inspirations and heritage
Cristina Celestino drew on a wide range of inspirations for this iconic piece and added a subtle nod to her heritage.
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