Croissant Sofa biscotti

There are sofas choosing to sit, and others choosing for what they do to a room. The growing sofa in Color Biscotti is resolutely in the second category. Its arched silhouette, its file segmented in broad vertical grooves, its hot and slightly golden biscuit tint: everything in its design says something immediately recognizable, without being able to attribute precisely to a time or style. Nor really 70s, nor really contemporary. Somewhere between the two, with this formal ease that objects that have not sought to please everyone. At 238 cm long for 94 cm deep and 83 cm high, it occupies a living room with authority, without crushing it. Plywood structure, pine and wood, 100% polyester biscotti coating, PU foam inside. Manufactured by hand, 56.5 kg, removable cushions. A high-end living room sofa that has a good taste to assume what it is.

A design that immediately attracts the look

Which holds the eye first, they are the grooves. The croissant sofa folder is divided into large vertical strips, sewn and padded separately, which run from the seat to the top edge of the folder forming a series of parallel volumes, rounded, almost inflated. Seen from the front, the effect is immediately striking: we think of the padded canvases of the large sofas of appeat, but revisited in a much more organic logic, much less rigid. The grooves are not geometrically perfect, they have this slight curve that gives them relief and life. The general sofa silhouette is arcuate: the back follows a slight curve that follows itself the outline of an ellipse, which allows it to settle in a curved space rather than in a straight line. The armrests are absent, which further reinforces the impression of continuity between the file and the seat. The biscott tint, this light beige lightly golden, plays perfectly with the polyester texture that captures the surface light without ever shining. The result is a sofa that we are photographing as much as we do, and it is rarely a fault.

Why choose this model for your interior?

• Upholstered vertical grooves, an immediate visual signature: This design detail transforms a standard sofa into signature. No other sofa in this price range offers this type of segmentation of the folder with this level of regularity and volume.
• An arched silhouette that softens the angles of a living room: The slightly curved back of the crescent avoids the rigidity of the straight sofas and allows to create circular or semicircular compositions in an open space, without styling effort.
• 238 cm long for 3 to 4 people at ease: With 186 cm seat width and 64 cm depth of sitting, this sofa is generous without being oversized. We go down, we really settle there, not just we get there in the meantime.
• Removable cushions for easy maintenance: On a sofa of this size and this color clear, the ability to remove the cushions to maintain them separately is a practical detail that we appreciate more with the time that at the time of purchase.
• Artisanal manufacture on wood structure: Plywood, pine and solid wood form a structure that does not play, does not squeaken, do not deform with use. The PU foam inside maintains its volume well beyond what low density foams can hold.

In which room install this sofa?

A large living room, without hesitation. Not necessarily an immense lounge, but a living room that leaves at least 80 cm from the front and around, so that the arched silhouette be readable from the entrance to the room. This works particularly well with the croissant Biscotti is to center it in space, slightly detached from the wall, and associate it with a round ceramic coffee table or natural stone rather than a rectangular plateau. The roundness responds to the curve, and the composition finds its balance effortlessly. Palette side, the biscott tint gets along with almost everything that is hot and natural: terracotta, ocher, green sage, dark wood, aged brass. It also supports very deep tones, night night or green bottle, carried by cushions or plaid. On the other hand, avoid very cold or very white interiors: the crescent needs heat around him so that the biscott tint reveals everything she has to offer. A natural oak parquet or limestone flooring will always be more accurate than brilliant white tile.

Technical characteristics

Materials

• Coating: 100% polyester color biscotti
• Structure: plywood, pine, wood
• Padding: PU foam
• Removable cushions: yes
• Manufacture: Handcraft (Handcrafted)
• Armrest

Dimensions

• Height: 83 cm
• Width: 238 cm
• Depth: 94 cm
• Assisi height: 43 cm
• Assisi depth: 64 cm
• Assisted width: 186 cm
• Height of armrests: 64 cm (height of the backrest)

Weight (kg)

• 56.50 kg
• Maximum load capacity: 400 kg

An ideal choice for an affirmed decoration

The croissant sofa Biscotti is one of these furniture we hesitate to buy because it is too special, and that we regret not having chosen earlier once that it was seen in a real interior. Its arched silhouette and vertical grooves are not added style effects after the fact: it is background decisions that completely define what the couch is. And because they rely on solid formal references, the 70s' high seamless sofas, palace hotel benches, theater furniture, they do not move. In ten years, the crescent will still be recognizable, still desirable, still photographed in interiors who know what they are doing. Its biscott, natural and hot tint, live well with minimal maintenance. And its artisanal manufacture on wood structure guarantees a structural life that the sofas assembled identically in factories can not offer. A salon investment, in the true sense of the term.