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Nonaro (Azucena)

A 1959 garden sofa shaped by museum seating, Italian gardens and curved metalwork

Dimensions

2000 × 870 × 815 mm

Year

1959

Materials
Painted metalShaped polyurethaneWater-repellent polyester fibrePlastic materialOutdoor fabric
Finishes
Metallic grey finish

Official product information

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Description

Nonaro garden sofa

Luigi Caccia Dominioni designed Nonaro in 1959. B&B Italia describes it as a garden-furniture collection and specifies a painted-metal frame and mesh, shaped-polyurethane upholstery wrapped in water-repellent polyester fibre, plastic ferrules and fabric covers for outdoor settings.

ON2 dimensions

The ON2 drawing gives 200 cm width, 81.5 cm depth and 87 cm height.

Published finishes and fabrics

The product page lists a metallic grey finish and 20 fabric colourways across Agate, Agate FR and Leila.

Story

Seating for looking at art

The official account traces the Nonaro chairs to visitors at Milan's Pinacoteca Ambrosiana who wanted to sit while viewing Raphael's Cartoon for the School of Athens. Caccia Dominioni connected that commission to Italian garden furniture and visual references from Roman frescoes and Renaissance painting.

A remembered garden chair

B&B Italia also records the designer's memory of an eighteenth-century chair at his family's Villa Il Nonaro in Varese.

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