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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
In the fascinating year 1966, in the heart of Varedo, a timeless masterpiece came to life: the sofa model D120, an authentic work of art born from the genius of Valeria Borsani & Alfredo Bonetti. This extraordinary piece of design has captured the hearts of furniture enthusiasts around the world, becoming a symbol of elegance and refinement. With its three seats, the D120 model sofa is a triumph of elegance and functionality. Its original blue fabric upholstery captures the very essence of the era in which it was conceived, conveying an irresistible sense of nostalgia and sophistication. But what makes it truly extraordinary are the details. When you sit down in this wonder, you will immediately feel the softness of the fabric enveloping your body in a warm embrace, giving you a uniquely relaxing experience. The wide, sinuous armrests blend harmoniously with the side structure, creating a design that represents a perfect marriage of form and function. The D120 sofa is more than just a piece of furniture: it is a true historical testament. This masterpiece is the result of the collaboration between two creative minds, Valeria Borsani & Alfredo Bonetti, who created a functional work of art. Tecno's production in the 1960s gave birth to this marvel, and its presence in contemporary settings serves as a reminder of the enduring talent of its creators. Over the years, this sofa has acquired slight signs of ageing, a characteristic that makes it even more fascinating for vintage design enthusiasts. Each scratch and mark helps tell a story, adding depth and character to this exceptional piece. The D120 has been mentioned in numerous literary works on art and design. In conclusion, this sofa is an authentic work of art, a style statement and an emotional journey into the world of Italian design. It is an icon that catches the eyes and touches the heart, a timeless piece that transports anyone who encounters it to an era of unparalleled elegance and creativity. Publications: P. Bosoni, Osvaldo Borsani. Architect, designer, entrepreneur, Skira, Milan 2018, p. 536; G. Gramigna, Repertorio del design italiano 1950-2000 per l'arredamento della casa, Allemandi, Turin 2003, vol. 1, p. 124.
ID: 36842-1703070696-79077
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