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Designed by Emilio Nanni
Kirk is a new system of armchairs and sofas conceived as a game of constructions in which the container and the contents change the interlocking game on minimal asymmetries, unexpected openings, compositional subtleties. Kirk sofa adapts perfectly to all spaces that want to fix the living room area with refinement and originality and redefines the theme of the soft seat with an apparently linear solution but at the same time rather full of intriguing surprises: the asymmetrical backrest as well as the armrests in a new combination they combine the geometries of the interlocking volumes without sacrificing the comfort and softness of the padded volumes. To widen the composition possibilities, there is a lateral support surface integrated in the right or left side for both the sofa and the armchair.
Finishes:
Structure in metal lacquered in a selection of colours, upholstery in a selection of fabrics or leather, optional side table in metal
Dimensions:
W800 x D660 x H620 mm
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