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Lady Sofa

Lady Sofa: Zanuso's 1951 Lady as a two-seater with separately padded seat, backs and sides.

Dimensions

1350 × 780 × 840 mm

Year

1951

Materials
Tubular steelElastic webbingPoplar plywoodPolyurethane foamFabricLeather
Finishes
BasaltChrome-plated gunmetalBrassMatt basalt painted feet (iconic edition)
Colors
BasaltChrome-plated gunmetalBrass

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Description

Overview

The Lady Sofa (sheet 720 Lady Divano) is a two-seater by Marco Zanuso with a design year of 1951 on the sheet. Cassina presents it as the sofa that now flanks the Lady armchair, made with the same production features.

Construction

  • Parts: seat, backrests and sides are manufactured separately, each with its own padding density.
  • Frame: tubular steel, elastic webbing.
  • Armrests: poplar plywood.
  • Cover: fabric or leather, plus an iconic check edition with matt basalt feet.

Specifications

  • 135, 84 and 78 cm (axes not labelled on the drawing).

Story

The armchair gets a companion

Cassina's text explains that Lady, the 1950s Zanuso armchair, is now joined by a two-seater sofa. The sofa takes over the armchair's production approach: seat, backrests and sides are made as separate parts with different padding densities, according to the support the body requires.

Iconic edition

As for the armchair, a wide choice of fabric upholsteries is offered, along with an iconic edition in black and white check with feet painted matt basalt.

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