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About this product
Architonic ID: 20748955
Year of Launch: 2023
Concept
Inspired by the timeless aesthetics of modernist architecture, the Sally armchair combines elegance and comfort with
absolute geometric rigour. This furnishing piece stands out for its surprisingly well-balanced proportions and the
sartorial elegance of the stitching on the backrest and armrests. The enveloping seat is made particularly comfortable
by the cradle-effect backrest which, with its arched shape, creates a special feeling of cosiness.
The upholstered seat base has a tapered shape that supports the backrest, armrests and seat, thus discreetly
delineating the perimeter of the armchair.
Proposed in the swivel version, its base consists of a metal cylinder available with a Bronze or polished Chrome finish.
The cylindrical ottoman is available in the same finishes, and in the version with castors, it is easy to move, making it
suitable for multiple uses in the living room.
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Specifications
Material
Base metal
Design files
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Distributors
Designers
Rodolfo Dordoni
Italy
Architect and designer Rodolfo Dordoni was born in Milan, where he graduated in Architecture. Responsible in the past for the art direction of Artemide (glass collection), Cappellini (from 1979 to 1989), Fontana Arte (furniture collection), Foscarini (lamps), Minotti (from 1998 until today) and Roda, he designs for various companies, including: Artemide, Cappellini, Cassina, Dornbracht, Driade, Emu, Ernestomeda, Fiam Italia, Flos, Flou, Fontana Arte, Foscarini, Jab, MatteoGrassi, Minotti, Molteni & C., Moroso, Olivari, Pamar, Roda, RB Rossana, Sambonet, Serralunga, The Rug Company, Venini. Dordoni Architetti, founded in association with architects Alessandro Acerbi and Luca Zaniboni, deals with architectural planning and interior design, developing projects for houses, residential complexes, industrial and commercial areas such as offices, stores and showrooms, restaurants, hotels, yachts, as well as exhibit stands of diverse commercial fields.
