The sofa as a furniture system
The concept of the sofa as a furniture system comes to life in this design by Francesco Rota, who combines modular upholstered elements with Lema’s trademark containers. The collection - which reinterprets some of the creative styles typical of the industrial design of the 1960s - is the product of a desire to find common ground with the world of systems: the upholstered sections integrate with surfaces, shelves, side tables and containers which come together in different combinations to creation unique multifunctional compositions. The structure, made from fabric-covered metal, is a flat surface resting on feet secured with triangular cross-section joints. This, in turn, provides the base for the cushions and armrests, which simply rest on top of the structure without concealing it, thus celebrating the material contrast at the heart of this piece. The structure also provides support for the shelves and containers. Completing the collection is an elegant daybed, which is also available in a stunning leather version.
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design by
Francesco Rota
Yard turns the sofa into a multi-functional space. The comfortable, soft upholstered sections are integrated with shelves and containers, which come together to create a highly customisable system. The overall aesthetic effect rests on the balance between the soft shaping of the large parallelepiped cushions and the sleek lines of the exposed structure.
design by
Francesco Rota
Yard turns the sofa into a multi-functional space. The comfortable, soft upholstered sections are integrated with shelves and containers, which come together to create a highly customisable system. The overall aesthetic effect rests on the balance between the soft shaping of the large parallelepiped cushions and the sleek lines of the exposed structure.