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Wall Sofa

Piero Lissoni's 2000 modular sofa built from freely mixed upholstered elements

Dimensions

940 × 680 × 940 mm

Year

2000

Materials
Poplar and pine panelsCoated-rubber elastic strapsDifferentiated-density polyurethane foamPolyester fibrePolyamide velveteen backingSteel frame
Style
ModularUpholstered

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Description

Overview

Living Divani dates Wall to 2000 and credits Piero Lissoni. The page describes a square, regimented sofa whose seats, backs and arms can be freely mixed and matched.

Construction

The saved specification describes modular elements connected by a steel frame made from double-panelled poplar and pine. Suspension uses cross-woven elastic straps in coated rubber. Differentiated-density polyurethane foam is covered by treated polyester fibre with resin finishing over a polyamide velveteen backing.

Specifications

  • Representative element drawing: 94 × 94 × 68 cm
  • Seat depths: 68, 94 and 134 cm
  • Fabric or leather upholstery; the fabric version can be removed using Velcro fastenings
  • Elements are joined with hooks and can be lifted by a further 4 cm with spacers

Story

A modular square language

The Wall page describes a sofa assembled from seats, backs and arms with different dimensions. Its elements can be mixed and matched to shape the composition. The technical sheet assigns the family to Piero Lissoni and specifies a steel frame with double-panelled poplar and pine.

Elements and assembly

The sheet lists hooks for joining modules, adjustable plastic feet and an optional spacer that adds 4 cm. It also identifies high and low armrest elements, elements without arms, corner pieces, long seats and footrests. The representative element drawing is 94 × 94 × 68 cm, with seat depths of 68, 94 and 134 cm.

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