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Highlands Ottoman
Highlands ottoman by Patricia Urquiola, 2003, in foam and polyester fiber on a wood frame
380 mm
2003
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Description
Overview
Patricia Urquiola designed the Highlands ottoman in 2003. It sits in the Ottomans section of the Moroso range and is an upholstered seat with a removable cover, made as part of the wider Highlands range of seating.
Construction
The ottoman is built on a wood frame. Over it come polyester fiber and polyurethane foam of differing densities. The covers of the Highlands range are removable.
Specifications
- Height: 380 mm
- Frame: wood
- Filling: polyurethane foam of differing densities, polyester fiber
- Covers: removable
- Moroso section: Ottomans
- Credit: Patricia Urquiola, 2003
Story
Frame and filling
A wood frame carries the Highlands ottoman. Polyester fiber and polyurethane foam in several densities make up the filling on that frame. The piece sits in the Ottomans section of Moroso, with Patricia Urquiola as designer and 2003 as the year.
Cover
Removable covers are a feature of the Highlands range, and the ottoman has them as well, so the upholstery on the filling can be taken off.
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