Chamfer
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Chamfer, sofa

An intuition derived from the language of carpentry represents the distinctive feature of a modular system that is new in terms of formal construction and innovative in terms of compositional flexibility. If from a literal point of view the term chamfer indicates a bevel created with the 45° cut of a right angle, in the sofa it expresses a double expansion of perspective, aesthetic and functional. Externally the bevel softens and acts as a guide, giving the space a spatial and architectural value; internally, the angle encloses and supports, favoring a versatile seating style that is well suited to the domestic environment as well as to use in public spaces.
Through five modules, different in extension and depth, and a single connection it is possible to imagine a multiplicity of combinations, from the simple mirrored juxtaposition to the more complex geometric sequences. The sign is strong, recognizable in the references to the deconstruction carried out with Lowland (2000) and to the sophisticated design of Redondo (2010) or Massas (2012). The term “chamfer” refers to the architectural detail of the “beveled corner”. From here comes the plan shape of the sofa, which characterizes all the elements of the seating system. Versatile, flexible, sumptuous, these sofas welcome us in a large and elegant embrace.The Chamfer sofa celebrates twenty years of Moroso’s collaboration with Patricia Urquiola : “Discussing this anniversary with Patrizia, for twenty years of collaboration, we decided to work on a simplification of a series of echoes deriving from projects done in the past , linking us for example to Redondo and other sofas which for us represented a sort of ‘cradle’, a nest. We lowered, we geometrised, we brought about purer, cleaner lines and this edge emerged, this broken edge as the English say, this Chamfer, a word that occurs in architecture where, when we join two lines in a curve, we join them in chamfer.” (Patricia Urquiola)

Non-deformable fire-retardant cold-foamed and expanded polyurethane with differentiated density and polyester fiber with internal wooden structure. Feet in black polypropylene. Optional pillows in polyester fiber and memory foam chips. All elements are supplied complete with ABS joining devices. The Chamfer 1 collection has removable covers.

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Introducing the Chamfer sofa by Moroso—a revolutionary piece of furniture that transcends traditional seating concepts with its innovative design inspired by the language of carpentry. This modular system introduces a new paradigm in formal construction and compositional flexibility, offering a fresh perspective on contemporary seating solutions.

At the heart of the Chamfer sofa lies its distinctive feature: a beveled edge that draws inspiration from the carpenter’s craft. Traditionally, a chamfer refers to a bevel created by cutting a right angle at a 45-degree angle. In the context of the Chamfer sofa, this design element represents a double expansion of perspective—both aesthetic and functional. Externally, the beveled edge softens and guides the space, imparting spatial and architectural value. Internally, it provides support and enclosure, facilitating a versatile seating experience suitable for both domestic and public environments.

Crafting Comfort: Discover the Chamfer Sofa by Moroso

The modular nature of the Chamfer sofa system allows for unparalleled flexibility and customization. Comprising five modules of different extension and depth, along with a single connection, the possibilities for arrangement are virtually limitless. From simple mirrored juxtapositions to complex geometric sequences, the Chamfer sofa empowers users to create unique configurations that suit their individual needs and preferences.

Designed by the renowned Spanish architect and designer Patricia Urquiola, the sofa is a celebration of Moroso’s twenty years of collaboration with Urquiola. Drawing inspiration from past projects such as the iconic Lowland (2000) and the sophisticated Redondo (2010) and Massas (2012) sofas, Urquiola has reimagined and simplified design elements to create a contemporary masterpiece.

Constructed with non-deformable fire-retardant cold-foamed polyurethane and polyester fiber, the Chamfer sofa prioritizes both comfort and safety. Its internal wooden structure provides durability and stability, while optional pillows filled with polyester fiber and memory foam chips offer additional comfort and support. The sofa’s black polypropylene feet ensure stability and complement its sleek aesthetic.

The Chamfer 1 collection features removable covers, adding convenience and ease of maintenance to its list of attributes. Additionally, all elements come complete with ABS joining devices, ensuring secure connections and hassle-free assembly.

In summary, the Chamfer sofa by Moroso is more than just a piece of furniture—it’s a testament to innovation, craftsmanship, and collaboration. With its versatile design, exceptional comfort, and timeless elegance, the Chamfer sofa invites you to reimagine your living space and embrace a new era of modular seating.

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