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Seidon

Sculptural two-seater sofa with a composite structure and monochrome upholstery, Maserati Edition

Dimensions

2190 × 735 × 925 mm

Year

2025

Materials
CompositePolyurethane foamLeatherFabricLacquered metal
Finishes
Lacquered titanium (bases)

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Description

Overview

Seidon is a customizable sofa that Giorgetti R&D designed in 2025 within the Maserati Edition. Its fixed-size, sculptural form is inspired by the sinuous lines and soft shapes of the Maserati chassis. It is a two-seater, available as a right version (77520) or a left version (77521).

Form and construction

The sofa is built from two distinct elements that combine to form the backrest and the seat. The structure is a high-performance composite material, and the padding is multi-density polyurethane on a belted structure. The stitching is a fundamental part of the design. The bases are 1 cm thick and lacquered titanium.

Upholstery

The monochrome upholstery is in Satin leather only, or in fabric.

Specifications

  • Two-seater sofa, right or left: 219 x 92.5 x H 73.5 cm (86 1/4 x 36 1/2 x H 29 in)

Story

Giorgetti R&D

Seidon came from Giorgetti R&D in 2025 as a sculptural sofa that joins aesthetics and function. Its curves and joints are shaped to optimise ergonomics and comfort, and the stitching recalls the lines generated in the wind tunnel.

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