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Saruyama Island Sofa
Saruyama Island sofa by Toshiyuki Kita for Moroso: injected foam over a steel frame
850 mm
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Description
Overview
The Saruyama Island sofa was designed by Toshiyuki Kita for Moroso and belongs to the Saruyama Island collection. Its overall height is 85 cm.
Construction
Each element combines injected polyurethane foam upholstery with an internal steel frame and a wooden base, and its glides are polyethylene. Covers on the Saruyama Island pieces cannot be taken off.
Specifications
- Overall height: 85 cm
- Structure: internal steel frame and wooden base
- Upholstery: injected polyurethane foam
- Glides: polyethylene
- Covers: not removable
- Designer: Toshiyuki Kita
- Collection: Saruyama Island
Story
A Kita design for Moroso
Toshiyuki Kita designed the Saruyama Island collection for Moroso, and the sofa is one of its seating elements. Its overall height is 85 cm.
Fixed covers over a steel frame
Upholstery in injected polyurethane foam covers the elements, which have a steel frame inside and a wooden base. Their covers stay fixed, and polyethylene glides sit underneath.
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