Face to Face Designed by Gordon Guillaumier, 2017 Cat. Sofas

Face to Face Designed by Gordon Guillaumier, 2017 Cat. Sofas Face to Face Designer: Gordon Guillaumier Year: 2017 Face to face is an original reinterpretation of the sofa as a space for one-to-one relations, with two opposing backs and soft, feather cushions inviting people to sit vis-à-vis. With its light, classical style, Face to face is conceived to take a central role and position, be it in contract spaces or in the intimacy of a living room. Covered in fabric or leather, it is sewn with contrasting crossstitching. Developed by Tacchini in Italy Non-removable covers CAD Files: 3D (.dwg, .3ds)...

Face to Face Designed by Gordon Guillaumier, 2013 Cat. Modular System Materials description Internal frame Seat: poplar plywood 18 mm thick with elastic belts. Padding Seat: differentiated - density polyurethane foam. Backrest: cold foam with metal insert. Base: metal feet powder coated painted or chromed. Upholstery: non removable cover. Painted base Chromed base T25 Matt Champagne Gold T27 Matt Black Chromed Cross-stitched seam: yarn color

Face to Face Designed by Gordon Guillaumier, 2013 Cat. Modular System Suggested upholsteries Materials informations Flexible expanded polyurethane is a solid elastic polymeric material with open cell structure. It is a non-toxic material and above all free from ozone-damaging components. Production and processing of the polyurethane we use meet the objectives of the new policy of ensuring the protection of human health and of the environment. We focus in particular on the choice and use of the types of density of polyurethane suitable for preserving over the years the features of load capacity,...

Face to Face Designed by Gordon Guillaumier, 2013 Cat. Modular System Gordon Guillaumier Gordon Guillaumier was born in 1966, and was educated firstly in Malta, then in Switzerland, England and Italy. He graduated from IED in Milan (198891), before specializing in design at the Domus Academy, Milan (1992). In 1993 he began working with Baleri Associati, as well as collaborating with architect Rodolfo Dordoni. In 2002 he set up his own design studio in Milan, principally working on product design, but also for design consultancy projects. In 2006 he lectured in industrial design at Milan’s Politecnico...