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Eda-Mame Sofa

c. 2018

by Piero Lissoni
for B&B Italia

Eda-Mame Sofa

by Piero Lissoni
for  B&B Italia

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The Eda-Mame sofa by Piero Lissoni for B&B Italia is a master­piece that seam­lessly combines the essence of a high-back chair, an easy chair, and a pouf into a singu­lar, extra­or­di­nary creation. Recog­nized as the pres­ti­gious 2019 Wall­pa­per* Design Awards winner, Eda-Mame brings a playful yet sophis­ti­cated touch to any resi­den­tial or commer­cial setting. Its unique, soy bean-inspired form adds a distinct char­ac­ter and bold­ness to your space.

The sofa, crafted with metic­u­lous atten­tion to detail, features molded foam construc­tion, provid­ing comfort and support. Its sleek silhou­ette is adorned with stretch fabric uphol­stery, elegantly accented by deli­cate light stitch­ing. The sofa stands atop a support base deco­rated with cross­pieces and rounded steel feet, harmo­niously connected by a bar, all finished in a beau­ti­ful pewter-painted hue.

Indulge in the fusion of artis­tic design and impec­ca­ble crafts­man­ship with the Eda-Mame sofa, a state­ment piece that exudes sophis­ti­ca­tion and creativity.

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Piero Lissoni

Italy

Industrial but playful might sound like a contradiction, but in the hands of Piero Lissoni, it makes perfect sense. The Italian architect and designer has become one of the most accomplished of his generation, with collaborations with everyone from Alessi to Flos to Tecno. After training as an architect at the prestigious Politecnico di Milano University, Lissoni formed his own firm to create witty takes on modernism’s clean lines.

In 1996, he launched a visual communication agency, Graph.x, followed 17 years later by Lissoni Architettura, which handles interior design projects. But Lissoni’s furnishings really show off his charm: his Otto seating system for Cassina, named for the way the numeral is pronounced in Italian, tosses a titular number of comfy cushions into a slim aluminum rectangle for a perfect blend of hard and soft. And his Extrasoft system for Living Divani tosses away the frame entirely. It’s a chic take on the kid’s bedroom favorite, the beanbag, but with a lifetime’s worth of possible arrangements.

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