Vico Magistretti – Maralunga
8,316.00 €
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An international icon presenting the timeless beauty and functionality… The Maralunga sofa by Vico Magistretti, designed in 1974, embodies the designer’s motto: “I love geometric shapes. I love to create essential shapes that look like simple scrolls.”
Name of the product : Maralunga
Designer : Vico Magistretti
Description : The Maralunga sofa was first presented by Vico Magistretti in 1973. Published by Cassina, it has become, over the years, an emblematic sofa of Italian design. Ideal in all types of environments, this sofa with its rounded and welcoming shapes knows how to find its place and make itself functional. 45 years after the launch of the first model, the Maralunga range is still expanding, updating the proportions and aesthetics of the sofa for a greater sense of comfort and elegance.
Materials : Fabrics
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