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The customization craze continues with Patricia Urquiola's latest for Moroso.
Her 'Volant' range consists of a sofa, armchair, chair and stool whose upholstery length can be adjusted to suit the occasion. If that sounds a lot like getting ready for a night on the town, well, that's exactly what the designer envisioned.
The furniture can switch from "... an elegant evening dress," where the base is hidden to a shorter number that, "bares the legs and reveals the contours of the body..." Sounds a little racy for a sofa, but I love the colors and the visible edges of the fabric.
3 comments:
This is Urquiola's feminine approach to design like in most of her furniture, but here to a higher extent, which is a little too much for me. Still, she continues to be my favourate contemporary designer.
Ooh, I like...
i like!
i study design textil of University of Buenos Aires Argentina, and i´ve got design for patricia urquiola...
is beatiful!!!
sorry i´m not english.
bye
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