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Fat-Sofa Ottoman

Soft, sinuous floor-standing ottomans in fabric or leather, designed in 2007

Dimensions

1060 × 400 × 1060 mm

Year

2007

Materials
Tubular steel and steel profilesPlastic materialFlexible cold shaped polyurethane foamPolystyrene foamPolyester fibre coverFabric or leather cover

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Description

Overview

The Fat-Sofa ottomans, 2007, by Patricia Urquiola, are organic, soft and sinuous floor-standing seats without a metal base, upholstered in fabric or leather in single-tone or two-tone solutions.

Construction

  • Internal frame: tubular steel and steel profiles, plastic material
  • Upholstery: cold shaped flexible polyurethane foam, polystyrene foam, shaped polyurethane, polyester fibre cover
  • Cover: fabric or leather

Specifications

  • FS106P: 106 cm across, 40 cm vertical value (not labelled on the drawing)
  • FS76P: 76 cm across
  • FS61P: 61 cm across

Story

Comfort, playfully

B&B Italia presents the Fat-Sofa ottomans as an interpretation of the theme of comfort in a playful and informal way, with organic, soft and sinuous shapes.

Without a metal base

The seats stand directly on the floor with no metal base, and the page offers single-tone and two-tone upholstery, including combinations of leather and fabric. The company describes the shapes as organic, soft and sinuous, and the page files them under indoor ottomans.

More by Patricia Urquiola

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