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M.a.s.s.a.s. Ottoman
M.a.s.s.a.s. ottoman by Patricia Urquiola, a low square seat on a wood frame
1000 × 400 × 1000 mm
2012
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Description
Overview
Created for Moroso in 2012 by Patricia Urquiola, this ottoman has a low, square seat. A wood frame carries it, and the covers are removable.
Construction
The seat consists of a wood frame covered by polyurethane foam of varied density plus polyester fiber. The seat comes with a removable cover.
Specifications
- Overall size: W 1000 x D 1000 x H 400 mm (code 017)
- Padding: polyurethane foam (varied densities) plus polyester fiber
- Frame: wood
- Cover: removable
- Credit: Patricia Urquiola, 2012
Story
Wood frame
The core of the ottoman is a wood frame. Foam of varied density and polyester fiber go over it to make the seat. The ottoman dates from 2012 and is by Patricia Urquiola.
Size and covers
The ottoman measures 1000 x 1000 x 400 mm and carries the code 017. Its covers are removable, and removable covers are a stated feature across the whole M.A.S.S.A.S. range.
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