Red Tatlin sofa by Mario Cananzi and Roberto Semprini for Edra

General description: Spiral sofa, freely inspired by the Tatlin tower, whose wooden model is conserved at the Beaubourg in Paris. A totem for living rooms and public areas, which allows a new way of sitting. The plywood base has metal feet. The spiral, above all also with an inclination, is in molded and profiled steel. The padding is realized by hand with polyurethane foam. lt's skillfully upholstered in velvet and, on request, also in some other fabrics and leathers of the collection. lt's one of the icons par excellence of edra. lt is a real and true work of engineering art. Use: The sofa is a centerpiece which can be used in small but also big spaces since it's freely accessible from all 4 sides. The use of a single Tatlin is as interesting as the setting of more Tatlin toghether. Beside of being an item which makes the space in which it's placed as important, each single Tatlin can be a seat for 8/1 0 people. Technical description: Backrest structure in steel. Base in plywood . Padding in polyurethane foam in different densities. Basement in lacquered steel. Feet in chromed stell and PVC tips. Not removable cover.