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Fedrigo
Vincent Van Duysen's plywood-framed modular sofa with a glue-free, fully disassemblable build
2200 × 800 × 1100 mm
2025
Official product information
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Overview
Fedrigo is a monobloc and modular sofa system with a pouf, designed by Vincent Van Duysen and catalogued by Zanotta as model 1338, dated 2025. Zanotta says the design puts comfort at the centre, with backrest lines that flow into the armrests.
Construction
- Frame: plywood
- Padding: graduated CIRCULARREFOAM polyurethane with recycled content
- Backrest cushion: blown PET fibre and PET canvas
- Cover: removable fabric
- Assembly: parts joined without glues
Specifications
- Sofa 1338/202: 220 x 110 x 80 cm (axes not labelled on the drawing)
- Module 1338/201: 172 x 110 x 80 cm
- Year of design: 2025
Story
Comfort at the centre
Zanotta presents Fedrigo as a design concept built around comfort: the flowing lines of the backrest merge into the armrests, and generous proportions together with the visual lightness of the whole create an immediate sensation of cosiness.
Built without adhesives
According to Zanotta, the whole composition system is designed to be completely disassembled, which, with no adhesives used, facilitates the recycling or recovery of materials at the end of its life cycle.
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