Andersen Paolina and Daybed
Andersen Paolina and Daybed chaise longues by Rodolfo Dordoni for Minotti
1420 × 780 × 910 mm
Source: spec sheet PDF — Paolina seat H37, code A, 142 cm length — published as W 142 × D 91 × H 78 cm
Description
Overview
Andersen Paolina and Daybed are two chaise-longue forms in Minotti's Andersen collection. Paolina has an armrest, while Daybed has none. Both stand on a raised metal frame and use one seat cushion with a lightly quilted motif.

Construction
- Structure: one-piece plywood, elastic webbing and layers of variable-density polyurethane foam
- Cushion: channelled goose down around a resilient polyurethane insert
- Base: rectangular-section metal frame with die-cast feet and Hytrel glides
- Covers: fabric is removable; the leather structure cover is fixed while cushion covers come off
Specifications
- Paolina seat H37, code A: largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 142, 91 and 78 cm
Story
Two related chaise-longue forms
Minotti identifies Paolina and Daybed together on one product page and in one technical sheet. Paolina is offered at 142 and 170 cm long, while the sheet gives Daybed as a 142 cm version.
Raised Andersen base
The page places both pieces within Andersen and specifies the pressure-cast metal feet associated with that collection. Minotti lists both pieces under its 2010 Collection edition.
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