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Le Bambole Sofa: Three-Seater

Le Bambole Sofa 3-Seat LBA3 1972 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Mario Bellini - Front View
Le Bambole Sofa 3-Seat LBA3 1972 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Mario Bellini - Front-Angle View
Le Bambole Sofa 3-Seat LBA3 1972 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Mario Bellini - Side-View
Le Bambole Sofa 3-Seat LBA3 1972 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Mario Bellini - Back-Angle View
Le Bambole Sofa 3-Seat LBA3 1972 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Mario Bellini - Back View
Le Bambole Sofa 3-Seat LBA3 1972 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Mario Bellini - Front Angle-2 View

Le Bambole Sofa: Three-Seater

CAD $2,920 – $3,900

The Le Bambole by Mario Bellini was designed in 1972 and awarded the Compasso d’Oro in 1979. This Sofa element functions as a three-seater sofa as part of the standard Le Bambole series. The originally released Le Bambole series is recognized for its unique construction and is included in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. Bellini described Le Bambole as “not upholstered with fabric, but built in fabric,” highlighting its design in which the frame and padding is built within the fabric, the fabric is not solely a decorative overlay. The Le Bambole Sofa features padding made of flexible, cold-shaped polyurethane foam and polyester fiber. The frame is constructed from durable polyethylene. The cover is available in fabric or leather. Shop the Sofa from the Le Bambole Series online in Canada.Shown in Midnight Boucle.

Designer

Mario Bellini

Mario Bellini (b. 1935) is an Italian architect and designer known for his innovation in furniture and industrial design. He began his career after graduating from the Politecnico di Milano in 1959. Among Bellini's recognizable works is his Cab Chair series (1977), which features a unique leather "skin" zipped over a steel skeleton; and, his Le Bambole sofa series (1972), which pioneered the use of polyurethane foam moulding, creating soft, inviting forms that challenged traditional furniture construction. Bellini's architectural work includes the Tokyo Design Center and the renovation of the Milan Convention Center . His designs continue to influence modern furniture and industrial design.
Le Bambole Armchair Single-Seat LBA1 1972 Reproduction by Archetype Forms - Mario Bellini - Front View
Mario Bellini (b. 1935) is an Italian architect and designer known for his innovation in furniture and industrial design. He began his career after graduating from the Politecnico di Milano in 1959. Among Bellini's recognizable works is his Cab Chair series (1977), which features a unique leather "skin" zipped over a steel skeleton; and, his Le Bambole sofa series (1972), which pioneered the use of polyurethane foam moulding, creating soft, inviting forms that challenged traditional furniture construction. Bellini's architectural work includes the Tokyo Design Center and the renovation of the Milan Convention Center . His designs continue to influence modern furniture and industrial design.

Product Dimensions

Depth (cm): 91
Width (cm): 244
Height (cm): 75
Depth (in): 35.9 inches
Width (in): 96 inches
Height (in): 29.5 inches

Construction:
  • Upholstery: Premium Leather, Suede or Custom Fabric Selection from Archetype Forms
  • Structure: Steel Embedded in Polyurethane Wrapped in Polyester Fibre
  • Padding: Flexible High-Density Shaped Polyurethane Foam
  • Feet: Plastic
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