Moroso
Skate Sofa

Design: Alfredo Häberli

Nr. articolo: Skate Sofa

ID Stylepark: 05.1894.10098

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produttore: Moroso, Italy

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design: Alfredo Häberli

Switzerland, 2005

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SKATE is an extremely refined and versatile sectional waiting system for the home and for business use. It is a system of pieces that, joined together by the small table linking elements form wide curves in public spaces; it is also a system of individual free-standing pieces in the case of more secluded, intimate spaces, as the designer underlines: Skate is a gesture, a silhouette of a seated person. The sides of the chair stand on the floor. There is a strong visual sign at the height of the knees, which transmits protection, making you think of a private and intimate space. Lightness and transparency underline the formal gesture. Skate is the ice-skate that spins around the chairs, and it is also the idea for the table. The structure of the chairs is foam, while the small tables have powder-painted steel bases and the top in two variants: tempered glass or covered Corian.
The model SKATE is fix. Steel frame covered with injected flame-retardant polyurethane foam. Basement in varnished steel. Underfeet in polyamide. Tables: Basement in varnished steel. Top in tempered glass.

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Dimensioni complessive
larghezza	1500 mm
altezza	750 mm
profondità	750 mm

Dimensioni sedili
altezza della seduta	440 mm

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