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Ginger Sofa

Citterio's 1984 Ginger sofa back in the collection: tubular frame, two pivoting cowhide side tables

Dimensions

2530 × 830 × 870 mm

Year

1984

Materials
Tubular metalWood clad in leatherCowhidePiano wire springsPolyurethane foamPolyester fibreSterilised goose downProtective laminated fabricThermoplastic tips
Finishes
Tubular metal chromeTubular metal burnishedSprings chromeSide table structure painted black

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Description

Overview

Ginger sofa, designed by Antonio Citterio in 1984 and returned to Flexform's collection. A tubular metal structure carries generous seat and backrest cushions, with a pivoting cowhide-clad side table built into each armrest.

Construction

Chrome or burnished tubular metal structure; leather-clad bar behind the backrest cushions; chrome piano-wire springs; goose-down backrest cushion; pivoting side tables on a black painted metal structure.

Specifications

  • Design year: 1984
  • Code 02C903: 253 x 87 x 83 cm (99 5/8 x 34 1/4 x 32 11/16 in)

Story

Back in the collection

The page says the Ginger sofa, designed by Antonio Citterio in 1984, returns to the collection to re-establish the relevancy of its design today, after the re-edition of the eponymous chaise longue. It carries the same minimalist elegance in a new configuration.

Details that define it

The tubular metal structure is the trademark of the design; the leather-clad bar and the spring system are described as a sophisticated combination of design research and artisan savoir-faire.

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