Rossi Di Albizzate Grandangolo sofa from the 1970s

Grandangolo sofa from 1969, created by Titiana Ammannati and Giampiero Vitelli for Rossi Di Albizzate, which has never been reissued since that time. I have completely reimagined it using high-quality fabrics that give it an exceptional style. The set consists of three distinct elements: two rounded corner modules and a lounge chair. It can accommodate four to five people, depending on the chosen arrangement. I would like to emphasise that the backrest of the chair is very slightly lower than that of the rounded corner modules, as is the case with all existing examples of this model and those you will encounter. The difference is barely noticeable, as you can see in the photos. Total length of the sofa with the three modules placed side by side: 3.18m. If you place the two rounded corners next to each other to create a semicircle: 2.36m. A modular sofa that is both very elegant and very cool with its 70s design. The foam and fabrics have been refurbished by the Biermann upholstery workshop in Brussels. The seats are covered in a fabulous emerald green velvet from Kvadrat, and the structure is covered in a Dedar Milano fabric (orange and green jacquard velvet on a cream background). A statement piece for all lovers of quality vintage design, for furniture that is both funky and functional, for those who want to stand out with an exceptional piece, for those who adore the 70s and 80s. A beautiful alternative to the Camaleonda or Soriana models.