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Marshmellow
Marshmellow ottoman by Edward van Vliet for Moroso: foam and polyester fibre on a wood frame
420 × 450 × 420 mm
2016
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Description
Overview
The Marshmellow is an ottoman credited to the Dutch designer Edward van Vliet, from 2016. Moroso makes it with a wood frame, polyester fibre, and polyurethane foam whose density varies, on polypropylene feet.
Construction
A wood frame is padded with polyester fibre and with polyurethane foam of differing density. The ottoman stands on polypropylene feet, and its covers stay fixed.
Specifications
- Size: 42 (Ø) x 45 (H) cm
- Padding: polyester fibre; polyurethane foam, density varied
- Structure: a wood frame
- Base: polypropylene feet
- Covers: fixed in place
Story
An ottoman by Edward van Vliet
The credit for the Marshmellow ottoman goes to Edward van Vliet, whose work is characterized by a high attention to detail.
Foam, fibre and a wood frame
Over a wood frame go polyester fibre and a polyurethane foam that changes in density, and the base is formed by polypropylene feet. Moroso makes the covers fixed.
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