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Basket 3-seater sofa, rattan - Mumble 40
Description
GUBI's Basket 3-seater sofa is part of a captivating rattan furniture collection designed by Joe Colombo. Basket sofa combines industrial manufacturing and extremely detailed artisanship: modernist, even futuristic shape meets ancient techniques. The name "Basket" is a tribute to the classic hand-weaving method of rattan baskets.
Originally designed back in the 1960s, GUBI has now reproduced the elegant collection remaining faithful to the original design, with only a few minor changes. The sofa's dimensions have been updated to meet today's ergonomic needs. The original inner shell, made from fiberglass, has been replaced with an environmentally friendly carbon steel shell that offers more stability and durability. The steel frame is covered with carefully hand-crafted rattan strips interlaced over each other. The rounded, embracingly comfortable cushions on the seat and backrest crown the look of the charming 3-seater.
- Width: 91.73 in (233 cm)
- Depth: 35.04 in (89 cm)
- Height: 26.77 in (68 cm)
- Seat depth: 22.83 in (58 cm)
- Seat height: 16.93 in (43 cm)
- Seat width: 75.59 in (192 cm)
- Colour Natural rattan, green
- Frame material Polyurethane coated hand-woven rattan, carbon steel
- Seat cushion Foam, wadding
- Backrest cushion Foam, wadding
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Upholstery fabric
Glamor
Group Mumble 40: 72% recycled polyester, 28% polyester - Abrasion resistance 50,000 Martindale
- Weight 119.05 lbs (54 kg)
- Removable backrest cushion cover Yes
- Removable seat cushion cover Yes
- Notes Please note that natural rattan furniture should not be placed next to a radiator, fireplace or other heat sources or in direct sunlight.
- Product ID: GB10111624
Joe Colombo (1930–1971) was an Italian industrial designer who became known for his futuristic style and interest for multi-functional, modular systems. After studying painting and architecture in Milan, Colombo worked actively as a painter and sculptor before starting his career as an industrial designer in the 1950s.
His best known works include minimalist lamps designed for Italian lightning company Oluce and the plastic Boby storage trolley. His work has been exhibited at many museums, such as New York’s MoMA.
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