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Ray

Low modular sofa system by Antonio Citterio built from linear, chaise and end elements, 2010

Dimensions

2350 × 730 × 990 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: technical drawing image — RYG235N linear element — published as W 235 × D 99 × H 73 cm

Year

2010

Origin

Italy

Reference price

USD 23,323, left sectional sofa in Ecru rattier, B&B Italia official US shop, 2026-10-14

Materials
Tubular steel and steel profilesFlexible cold shaped polyurethane foamShaped polyurethane of different densitySterilised downPolyester fibrePolyester and cotton fibreDie-cast aluminium feetThermoplastic material (ferrules)Fabric or leather cover with blanket stitching
Finishes
BeaverBeige camelBlackBlueBluetteBordeauxBrickBronzed nickel paintedChocolateCyclamenDark brownDark greyEcruFucsiaGreen bandieraHavanaLight blueLight violetLight yellowLinenOld pinkOrangePainted black chromePearl greyPinkPlumRedSand beigeSellaSelva greenSmoke greyTealVioletWater greenWhiteYellow
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Description

Overview

Ray is a 2010 modular sofa system by Antonio Citterio. It starts from linear elements, chaise longues and terminal elements that combine into corner and peninsula layouts, and its removable covers are finished with blanket stitching in the cover colour or a contrasting one.

Construction

  • Frame: steel profiles and tubes
  • Seat cushions: density-graded shaped polyurethane with sterilised down, polyester and cotton fibre cover
  • Back cushions: polyester fibre in a box style, blanket stitched
  • Feet: die-cast aluminium, U-shaped, 10 cm high
  • Covers: leather or fabric, blanket stitched

Specifications

  • RYG235N linear element: W 235 × D 99 × H 73 cm
  • RY160 elements (chaise, end): W 160 × D 99 × H 63 cm

Story

From Charles to Ray

B&B Italia states that Ray takes certain characteristics from Charles (1997), its linearity and simplicity, and reworks them with fine details and tailoring elements.

Ray close view of a foot and the edge of a seat base

A low sofa

The concept text names the die-cast U-shaped foot and the seat cushions as what gives Ray the image of a low sofa with balanced forms.

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