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Freeflow Ottoman

Freeflow ottoman by Gordon Guillaumier for Moroso, 2009, in circular and semicircular forms

Dimensions

430 mm

Year

2009

Materials
Polyurethane foamPolyester fibreWoodSteelAluminiumPolypropylene
Finishes
White ChalkBlack

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Description

Overview

Freeflow is an ottoman designed in 2009 by Gordon Guillaumier and made by Moroso. It sits in the Ottomans group and appears in a circular and a semicircular form.

Construction

Collection-wide construction for Freeflow: a wood frame under a seat of foam and fibre, a steel base and triangular aluminium tube feet that are both powder coated, and polypropylene levelling glides. Covers across the collection are not removable.

Specifications

  • Height: 430 mm (circular and semicircular stool)
  • Seat: foam and fibre on a wood frame
  • Base: steel, powder coated
  • Feet: triangular aluminium tube, powder coated
  • Designer and year: Gordon Guillaumier, 2009

Story

Ottomans in the Freeflow collection

Freeflow is listed under Ottomans. The ottoman comes as a circular stool and a semicircular stool, both with the same height, and both belong to the collection designed by Gordon Guillaumier in 2009.

Seat and base

A seat of foam and fibre padding on a wood frame, a powder-coated steel base, feet of powder-coated triangular aluminium tube and polypropylene levelling glides make up the construction described for the Freeflow collection.

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