Elegant harmonious sofa by Piero Lissoni for Living Divani

Elegant harmonious sofa by Piero Lissoni for Living Divani

In his new design for Living Divani, Milanese architect and designer Piero Lissoni aimed for a balance between a fluid, dynamic design language and the stability and coziness of a piece of seating furniture. The concave curve of the sofa's seat becomes an eye-catcher of the entire design, giving Sumo an elegant silhouette.

Everyday elegance
The black frame and slender legs create a sense of lightness. Contrast this with the lushly upholstered elements - the back and armrests - that invite you to linger. Sumo is available as a sofa or daybed with different covers, as well as an outdoor version. as

Frame: powder coated steel

Arm and backrest: poplar and pine wood

Cover: textile and leather in different colors

Side table: walnut wood, marble

length 220/260 cm; depth 96 cm; height 58 cm; seat height 29 cm; seat depth 69 cm

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