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Guscio Sofa

Citterio's 2012 Guscio sofa: an enveloping polyurethane shell, goose-down seat, wood or metal base

Dimensions

1280 × 760 × 800 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: spec sheet PDF — COD. 015V02 sofa wooden base — published as W 128 × D 80 × H 76 cm

Year

2012

Materials
Rigid molded polyurethane (structure)Fibre and memory foam (soft version)Sterilised goose downCrushproof insertSolid Canaletto walnutSolid ashSolid oakMetalThermoplastic pads
Finishes
Walnut raw-wood effectWalnut naturalWalnut stained (extra finish)Ash naturalAsh stained walnutAsh stained teakAsh stained wengeAsh stained brownAsh stained ebonyOak raw-wood effectMetal satinedMetal chromeMetal burnishedMetal black chromeMetal glossy anthraciteMetal matt titanium 710
Official page

Description

Overview

Guscio stand-alone sofa, designed by Antonio Citterio in 2012. An enveloping shell of structural polyurethane foam holds a goose-down seat cushion, on a solid wood base or a metal base.

Three-quarter front view of the Guscio sofa on a wood base, plain background

Construction

Rigid, molded polyurethane structure (fibre and memory foam in the soft version); goose-down seat and backrest cushions over a crushproof insert; legs in solid walnut, ash, oak or metal; thermoplastic pads. Upholstery is non-removable.

Specifications

  • Design year: 2012
  • Width on the page: 128 cm (wood or metal base) or 220 cm (metal base only)
  • Code 015V02 (wooden base): Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 128, 80 and 76 cm (50 13/32, 31 1/2 and 29 29/32 in)

Story

Elegance in a shell

Flexform presents Guscio as a powerful encapsulation of elegance and quality. The enveloping lines and the construction are the features the page credits for the sofa's natural aptitude for warmth and cosiness in homes and in hospitality spaces such as lounge areas, corporate offices and boutiques.

Four hospitality and home settings

Flexform's project pages place Guscio sofas in reading rooms in Lecce, sitting rooms at Villa Passalacqua on Lake Como, a cocktail lounge in Taichung and a private villa in Sydney.

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