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Parco

Emaf Progetti's 2011 monobloc outdoor sofa with a painted steel frame

Dimensions

2040 × 890 × 870 mm

Year

2011

Materials
Painted steelOpen-cell reticulated polyetherPaineira vegetal fibreTalasso fabric
Finishes
Talc painted steelBlack painted steelRemovable Talasso fabric cover
Colors
TalcBlack

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Parco is an outdoor seating family designed by Emaf Progetti in 2011. Zanotta lists monobloc sofas and a pouf under model 1034. The sheet marks the group for indoor and outdoor use.

Construction

  • Frame: painted steel for outdoor use
  • Suspension: elastic strips
  • Cushions: open-cell reticulated polyether and water-repellent Paineira vegetal fibre
  • Cover: removable Talasso fabric

Specifications

  • Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 204, 87 and 89 cm for sofa 1034/202
  • Frame shades: talc or black
  • Other members: sofas 1034/212, 1034/302, 1034/312 and 1034/402, plus 1034/POUF

Story

A 2011 outdoor design

Zanotta dates Parco to 2011 and credits Emaf Progetti. The manufacturer continues to document the design as model 1034.

One-piece seating family

The manufacturer presents Parco as monobloc sofas accompanied by a pouf. Its product page concentrates on the outdoor frame, elastic suspension, cushion composition and removable cover rather than giving a separate narrative of the design's development.

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