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Alina
Small armchair by Antonello Mosca with a Polimex frame and removable cover with leather piping
590 × 800 × 580 mm
2015
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Description
Overview
Alina is a small armchair designed by Antonello Mosca for Giorgetti in 2015. Linear and simple, it is very strict and sober, with a removable cover.
Construction
The frame is in Polimex, a composite polyester and polyurethane material, with padding in flexible cold-foamed polyurethane covered with fibre. The base is in solid walnut Canaletto. The seat cushion is flexible multi-density polyurethane. The fabric or leather cover is completely removable, with leather piping in various colour shades.
Specifications
- 59 x 58 x H 80 cm (23 1/4 x 22 7/8 x H 31 1/2 in)
- Base in walnut Canaletto, acrylic polishing
Story
Strict and sober
Alina is a linear, simple small armchair that Antonello Mosca designed in 2015. Its form is very strict and sober.
Cover and base
The fabric or leather cover is completely removable and always has leather piping in various colour shades. The base is solid walnut Canaletto and the frame is Polimex, a composite polyester and polyurethane material.
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