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Cocùn

Modular sofa of five geometric forms with steel brackets, by Antonio Citterio, 2025

Dimensions

2540 × 750 × 1560 mm

Year

2025

Materials
Tubular steel (back internal frame)Shaped polyurethane and polyester fibre recycled from PET, cover in polyester fibre (back upholstery)Shaped polyurethane of different density and polyester fibre recycled from PET, cover in polyester fibre (seat cushion)Steel (brackets)Die-cast aluminium and extrusions (lower edge)Plastic material (ferrules)Fabric (cover); fabric, thick leather or metal (brackets cover)
Finishes
Bright brushedPainted black chrome
Colors
Bright brushedPainted black chrome

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Cocùn (2025, Antonio Citterio) is a modular sofa. B&B Italia describes a seating system articulated through five geometric forms, a rectangular module, two curved dormeuse modules, a chaise longue and a corner unit, that can be freely combined into many compositions.

Construction

  • Base: padded, with a lower edge of die-cast aluminium and extrusions
  • Backrest: attached to the base by steel brackets; back frame of tubular steel with shaped polyurethane and polyester fibre recycled from PET
  • Seat cushion: shaped polyurethane of different density and polyester fibre recycled from PET
  • Brackets cover: fabric, thick leather or metal
  • Cover: fabric

Specifications

  • CO254 corner unit: Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 254, 156 and 75 cm

Story

An archipelago of possibilities

The page presents Cocùn as a seating system designed to envelop and accommodate. Citterio explores an idea of fluid, unconstrained comfort, and the modular sofa becomes what the page calls a true archipelago of possibilities.

A sofa composition of a curved end module and further modules, seen from a three-quarter angle on a plain backgroundImage source: B&B Italia — Cocùn · © B&B Italia and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Compositions

The five forms can be combined freely, so that the system adapts to expansive living areas as well as to more intimate spaces.

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