Pop

Name: Pop
Brand: Kartell

Sofas from Kartell, Designed by Lissoni & Partners, Carlo Tamborini

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Product description

Pop is the fi rst “infi nitely repeatable" modular sofa. Easy to take apart and manufactured industrially, Pop is composed of identical transparent polycarbonate single-seat modules which can be placed side by side to create the sofa's solid frame: backrest, seat (also made of plastic slats) and armrests. Pop shatters preconceived ideas of the rigidity of plastic, offering itself as a comfortable and indestructible industrial upholstered sofa that stands up to shocks and heavy use. The large and soft goose feather cushions are available in a number of fabrics. For those who like prints but still want that touch of modern liveliness in the home, the Pop modular sofa has now expanded its offerings with a new series of Missoni fabrics with the addition of two Erbario variants to the two multicoloured Vevey fl owered prints and to the black and white Cartagena prints.

Material
Seat and backrest: goose down and fl ock cushions
Missoni fabric: (type Spina 3/1 - 100% cotton).
Frame: transparent or batch-dyed polycarbonate

More about this product

Part of the collection SOFAS & POUF.

Manufacturer Kartell

Family

Architonic ID 1146306

Year of Launch 2007

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