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Donut

Donut ottoman by Edward van Vliet, dated 2008: foam and polyester fibre on a wood frame

Dimensions

450 mm

Year

2008

Materials
Polyurethane foamPolyester fibreWoodPolypropylene

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Description

Overview

Donut is a round ottoman from 2008 that Edward van Vliet drew for Moroso. Its covers are not removable, and four Pimple-pattern fabrics on the fabric chart carry a Donut-only mark.

Construction

Inside the cover sit stress-resistant foam layers of differing density and polyester fibre, supported by a wood frame. The ottoman stands on polypropylene feet.

Specifications

  • Overall height: 45 cm
  • Fill: polyurethane foam of differing densities plus polyester fibre
  • Frame: wood
  • Feet: polypropylene
  • Covers: not removable

Story

Edward van Vliet

Edward van Vliet is a Dutch designer whose namesake studio handles product design as well as interiors, with work for hospitality, residential and office clients. Donut is dated 2008.

Foam, fibre and a wood frame

The filling is stress-resistant polyurethane foam in several densities together with polyester fibre, and a wood frame holds the shape. Polypropylene feet carry the ottoman, and the covers cannot be taken off.

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