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Eloro Sofa

Eloro outdoor sofa: Rodolfo Dordoni's reinterpreted Cassina icon in natural iroko wood.

Dimensions

2360 × 800 × 930 mm

Year

2008

Approx. $9,800 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Natural iroko woodEVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) backrest panelOutdoor fabricRecycled padding materials
Finishes
Natural iroko

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Eloro outdoor sofa reinterprets an icon of the Cassina catalogue for outdoor use, balancing soft shapes and rigorous design. It was designed by Rodolfo Dordoni and developed by Dordoni Studio, and is listed in six models from a 2-seater to a 3-seater and chaise longue compositions.

Construction

  • Structure: natural iroko wood, resistant and durable for outdoor use.
  • Seat: a single cushion or an individual cushion for each seat.
  • Backrest: panel of EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate), waterproof and UV-resistant, with ton-on-ton perimeter stitching.
  • Fabric ranges: E, F and L.

Specifications

  • 236 x 93 x 80 cm (drawing codes 485 01 03 and 485 03 03, 3-seater sofa).

Story

The renaissance of a legacy

Cassina presents the Eloro Outdoor sofa as the reinterpretation of an icon from its catalogue, developed with Dordoni Studio for outdoor living while keeping the identity of the system designed by Rodolfo Dordoni. The page says the outdoor version is based on the original design from 2008.

Fine cabinetmaking in iroko

The outline of the legs and the diagonal geometry of the iroko structure convey continuity with the original design. The page ties these details to the cabinetmaking of Cassina's carpentry workshop and to the indoor version.

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