K-Wait sofa in chenille fabric by Rodolfo Dordoni - Kartell

K-Wait sofa in chenille fabric by Rodolfo Dordoni - Kartell

Designer: Rodolfo Dordoni
Brand: Kartell
Colors: Beige, Grey, Bordeaux, Green, Blue
Material: Painted steel and fabric-covered polyurethane
Dimensions: H 70 XL 230 XP 81 cm

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Comfort in an embrace: the K-WAIT collection by Rodolfo Dordoni plays on the contrast between the simplicity of volumes and soft, rounded lines.
The two sofas are joined by an armchair which transforms into a round ottoman by simply removing the backrest. Specialty textile coverings cover a wide range, such as warm velvet surfaces, looped fabrics and more plain coverings all having in common a unique texture certified for the hospitality and public spaces sector.

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Rodolfo Dordoni is an Italian industrial designer born in Milan in 1954. Graduated in architecture from the Polytechnic of Milan in 1979, he worked for renowned architects such as Mario Bellini and Aldo Rossi before founding his own design studio in 1990 Since then, Dordoni has worked with some of the biggest Italian and international design brands, including Flos, Artemide, Cassina, Moroso, B&B Italia, Molteni&C and Roda.

Dordoni's distinctive style is characterized by great attention to detail, simple but elegant shapes and innovative use of materials. As a designer, he is known for creating timeless design pieces that are both functional and aesthetically beautiful.

Dordoni has won numerous awards and honors for his work, including the prestigious Compasso d'Oro twice, in 2004 and 2011.

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Founded almost 70 years ago, in 1949, Milanese design brand Kartell was created by Anna Castelli Ferrieri and Giulio Castelli and has been a symbol of progressive Italian design ever since. A true success story, their journey is punctuated by a series of incredible products in the categories of furniture, furnishings and lighting, which have not only become a key element of the domestic landscape, but also real contemporary design icons.