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Flora armchair
Design Ilenia Viscardi
The living room furnished with the Flora seating units emphasises a pressing desire to open the home to new spaces.
The large windows on three of the four sides create a visual extension into the large garden outside.
The large windows on three of the four sides create a visual extension into the large garden outside.
The single and double seating units Flora, designed by Ilenia Viscardi, are dynamic and energetic and can be easily and freely rearranged to suit changing requirements.
They are upholstered in Nabuk N82 with removable ‘cloak’ in Rudolf 795 and in Vermont 832 with removable ‘cloak’ in Velluto 646.
They are upholstered in Nabuk N82 with removable ‘cloak’ in Rudolf 795 and in Vermont 832 with removable ‘cloak’ in Velluto 646.
Despite remaining true to the classical black and white, the mixture of original textures and fluid shapes makes the living room come alive and
welcoming.
The seating units Flora, designed by Ilenia Viscardi, were inspired by the typical shape of flower petals, and combine a solid structure with gentle curves.
welcoming.
The seating units Flora, designed by Ilenia Viscardi, were inspired by the typical shape of flower petals, and combine a solid structure with gentle curves.
The seat covers, the removable ‘cloaks’ and the poufs Pierre, designed by Studio Contromano, are upholstered in the fabrics Canvas 959, PellePF15, Clark 814 and Fred 794: the strong textures are reminiscent of the bumps and roughness of rocks and of the fluffy softness of clouds.
The coffee table Quartetto with its top in smoked glass was also designed by Ilenia Viscardi.
The delightful pleasure of rediscovering in the open air, in the large garden, the same harmony of shapes that reigns inside the home. The seating units Flora, designed by Ilenia Viscardi, effortlessly join the Pierre armchairs, poufs and coffee tables designed by Studio Contromano; by playing with the colours of the upholstery, they become one with the grass and the green vegetation of the gardens.