Sally Ottoman

Sally ottoman, a cylindrical seat on a Bronze or Chrome metal base, with or without castors

Dimensions

600 × 380 × 600 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: spec sheet PDF — Sally ottoman, stationary version, Ø 60 cm — published as W 60 × D 60 × H 38 cm

Materials
MetalNylonThermoplastic polyurethane rubber
Finishes
BronzeChrome
Official page

Description

Overview

The Sally ottoman by Rodolfo Dordoni is a cylindrical seat that Minotti presents as an interpretation of the stylistic codes of the Sally armchair, in an essential and balanced language. The page credits its pure geometry and the tailored craftsmanship of the upholstery with a timeless elegance, and lists it in the 2023 Collection.

Construction

  • Base: round metal base, varnished polished anti-fingerprint Bronze or Chrome
  • Versions: stationary on adjustable feet, or on five castors with 360-degree swivel
  • Castors: structure in nylon and thermoplastic polyurethane rubber

Specifications

  • Ottoman: Ø 60 cm on the page caption, with a further drawing value of 38 cm
  • Ottoman with castors: Ø 60 cm on the page caption, the same 38 cm drawing value

Story

A cylinder that follows the armchair

Minotti describes the Sally ottoman as inspired by the modernist aesthetic that defines the Sally armchair. The page puts its pure geometry and the tailored craftsmanship of the upholstery behind a refined, versatile accessory.

Support surface, decoration or extension

According to the page, the soft cylindrical shape gives a comfortable seat that can also act as a support surface, a decorative element or a natural extension of the armchair. The padded structure is called compact and enveloping, and the wheeled version is described as easy to move.

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