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Saula Marina
Saula Marina sofa by Javier Mariscal with layered foam, polyester fibre and beech feet
1995
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Description
Overview
The 1995 Saula Marina sofa by Javier Mariscal belongs to Moroso's Los Muebles Amorosos group. It carries code S10027. Its asymmetric back and curved arms frame a long upholstered seat.
Construction
The timber core receives several polyurethane densities and an outer polyester-fibre layer. Beech feet attach directly beneath the sofa in either Cipria natural finish or black lacquer. Standard cushioning follows CAL TB 117 without added retardants, and a BS 5852 crib 5 option is documented.
Specifications
- Code: S10027
- Core: wood
- Cushioning system: multiple foam densities with polyester fibre
- Lower supports: beech
- Weight: 56 kg
Story
Part of Los Muebles Amorosos
Saula Marina expresses Javier Mariscal's rounded, graphic approach through a sofa with an uneven back profile, curved ends and contrasting piping. Its form balances an elongated seat with a more animated outline.
Layered upholstery over wood
The sofa's wooden structure supports several foam densities and polyester fibre. Screwed-on beech feet provide a distinct lower detail and can be specified in a light Cipria finish or black lacquer.
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