17 Aug Sofas and armchairs for a vintage living room
And if it were the protagonist of the living room to be in vintage style? A sofa or armchair with retro lines that characterizes your Living with style and character.
Materials such as straw of Vienna, painted glossy finishes, the geometric lines… there are many characteristics with which you can have fun to make vintage but always with a contemporary language the living area of your home. Discover our proposals of Italian design!
Gimme Shelter by Diesel: the bench made in collaboration with Moroso has simple shapes and a very high back who wants to create a kind of private and intimate relaxing environment. Suitable for your living room or in public places to stop for a few minutes of comfort in a reserved area. Discover the Gimme Shelter bench here.
The Big Easy by Moroso: an armchair designed by Ron Arad that catches the attention with its large and soft lines in contrast with the plastic technical material which it is made. Its gloss effect finish brings us back into the past. Discover all its features here.
Dream by H&Co: an ironic and funny armchair with wide and comfortable seat. It can be upholstered in fabric or leather for a more retro look. The base may be with foot or in spoke to fit perfectly also into workplaces. Discover Dream chair here.
Sweet 20 by Gervasoni: designed by Paola Navone, it is a very low armchair, with the seat from the relaxed shape for an extremely comfortable and informal position. The wooden legs of the chair in walnut become the armrests that frame the silhouette of the armchair for a game of unexpected proportions. Discover Sweet 20 here.
Acca by Campeggi: it is the classic armchair that becomes a chaise longue and a single bed. It is a soft and cozy cube, that was in grandparents’ house or in the office of a lawyer in a vintage movie. Acca, designed by Giulio Manzoni, is a real vintage armchair, convertible and easily transportable thanks to the wheels supplied with it. Discover all its amazing features here.
Klara by Moroso: the interweaving of the Vienna straw in the back, craft technique practiced in Friuli already a hundred years ago, the arms detached from the back and so free from the structure, the result of careful formal precision of the frame .. these are the main details of Klara  armchair designed by Patricia Urquiola, which in shape overall refer to the first vanguard of industrial design. Learn more about Klara here.
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