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Marque Zanotta
DesignWillie Landels
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Throw-Away is a sofa designed by Willie Landels in 1965. It is a piece of history: the first sofa made entirely of expanded polyurethane, **without any frame**: hence its name, "disposable," which at the time was as much a provocation as a promise of lightness. It received the gold medal at the M...
Lire la suiteThrow-Away is a sofa designed by Willie Landels in 1965. It is a piece of history: the first sofa made entirely of expanded polyurethane, **without any frame**: hence its name, "disposable," which at the time was as much a provocation as a promise of lightness. It received the gold medal at the M.I.A. international exhibition in 1970 and the Interior Innovation Award in Cologne in 2003, and is included in the collections of the Museum für Angewandte Kunst in Cologne, the Thessaloniki Design Museum, and Die Neue Sammlung in Munich. Two versions: removable cover, with an inseparable interior nylon lining, or non-removable cover. Two sizes, 150 and 205 cm, with a depth of 75 cm. The specific color is selected on our Fabrics and materials page and confirmed with us before production begins.
The size and the category of the upholstery. Category 20, 30, and 40 fabrics and 95, 98, and 99 leathers are detailed on our Fabrics and materials page; customer-supplied fabric is accepted at the category 20 price.
The removable cover version costs a little more: it adds an interior nylon fabric lining under the removable cover.
Zanotta also offers an armchair and an ottoman for the Throw-Away sofa. These items are not yet configurable online. Write to us, and we will provide a quote.
Fabrication
Réf. fabricant 1150
Description
Dimensions et matériaux
Matériaux
Autour de la pièce
Le designer
Willie Landels
Willie Landels, peintre et directeur artistique, dessine en 1965 le canapé Throw-Away : le premier canapé sans châssis, entièrement en mousse. Médaille d'or de l'exposition internationale M.I.A. en 1970, Interior Innovation Award de Cologne en 2003.
La maison
Zanotta
Zanotta est un éditeur italien fondé en 1954 par Aurelio Zanotta et installé à Nova Milanese. La maison se distingue tôt en proposant des housses amovibles pour ses canapés et fauteuils, puis s'engage dans le design radical avec le fauteuil Sacco de Gatti, Paolini et Teodoro en 1968, la collection Quaderna de Superstudio, produite depuis 1972, et le portemanteau Sciangai de De Pas, D'Urbino et Lomazzi en 1973. Elle édite aussi le tabouret Mezzadro, conçu en 1957 par Achille et Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. Zanotta compte 336 pièces dans les collections de 60 musées et cinq Compassi d'Oro.
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