Image source: Moroso — Bikini Island Ottoman
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Bikini Island Ottoman
Bikini Island ottoman in flame-retardant foam
2013
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Description
Bikini Island ottoman
Moroso describes the Bikini Island ottoman as an element in flame-retardant polyurethane foam grades with polyester fibre filling over a wood frame. Its black polypropylene feet are screwed into the frame. Optional back pillows are goose down, and the page says the collection covers are removable. Werner Aisslinger is credited, with 2013 shown for the design. The saved product text identifies the covers as removable and leaves the exact configuration open; no dimensions or finish names are added here.
Story
An upholstered island element
This Bikini Island entry is defined by its foam construction and configurable cushion note. Moroso specifies varied-density flame-retardant polyurethane foam, polyester fiberfill and a wood frame, then identifies black polypropylene feet. Goose-down back pillows are optional. The product page credits Werner Aisslinger and dates the design 2013. The ottoman page treats the back pillow as an option rather than a fixed component.
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