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Nonnamaria Sofa

Nonnamaria sofa, 1985: forerunner of Flexform's "Family Sofas", scroll armrests, front castors

Dimensions

2000 × 850 × 900 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: spec sheet PDF — COD. 010913 sofa — published as W 200 × D 90 × H 85 cm

Year

1985

Materials
WoodPolyurethane paddingProtective fabric liningSterilized goose downBeechwoodSolid beechFabricLeather
Finishes
Beechwood stained Canaletto walnutBeechwood stained Canaletto walnut extraBeechwood naturalBeechwood stained teakBeechwood stained ebonyBeechwood stained wengeBeechwood stained walnutBeechwood stained brown
Official page

Description

Overview

Nonnamaria stand-alone sofa, dated 1985 by Flexform and credited to its Design center. The page says it comes in two- and three-seat versions; the sheet draws two codes, 010912 and 010913.

Construction

Wood frame, polyurethane padding, protective fabric lining; goose-down seat cushions; removable upholstery; rear wooden feet in beechwood and self-locking front castors.

Specifications

  • Design year: 1985
  • Code 010913: 200 x 90 x 85 cm (78 3/4 x 35 7/16 x 33 15/32 in)
  • Code 010912: 145 x 90 x 85 cm

Story

Forerunner of the Family Sofas

Flexform presents Nonnamaria as the forerunner of the design current it began in the 1980s and calls the "Family Sofas". The sofa revisits the sofa style of its day in a contemporary vibe with updated proportions, with a reassuring, homey look that draws on collective memory but sheds the frills and decorative details that weighed the line down.

The armrest

Its characteristic armrest reinterprets the traditional scroll armrest in a lighter, more relaxed version, and the soft, generous silhouette comes with front self-locking casters that make it easy to move.

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