Hommage À Vico Magistretti | Maralunga Sofa Series 1973
Maralunga Armchair: One-Seater
Hommage À Vico Magistretti | Maralunga Sofa Series 1973
Maralunga Armchair: One-Seater
Hommage À Vico Magistretti
Maralunga Armchair: One-Seater
Maralunga Armchair: One-Seater
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The Maralunga Armchair was originally designed by Vico Magistretti and first produced in 1973. This iconic poltrona chair has a first-of-its kind design with its multi-position adjustable backrest.
The Maralunga's unique headrest adjustment mechanism utilizes a bicycle chain embedded in the foam cushions to allow easy conversion from a low to high backrest position. This innovative design earned the Maralunga series the prestigious Compasso d'Oro award in 1979.
The Maralunga's Armchair's design with adjustable backrest is the archetype that all other adjustable backrest seating systems have since been modeled after.
Shown in Fawn Faux Shearling Upholstery.
The Archetype Forms Maralunga Armchair: One-Seater is a faithful reproduction of the original Vico Magistretti Maralunga Armchair Model 675 5 A1, Maralunga Poltrona Lounge Chair.
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Distinguishing Features
Distinguishing Features
Designer
Designer
Vico Magistretti
Vico Magistretti was an influential Italian industrial designer and architect who helped shape modern Italian design. He began his career after graduating from Milan Polytechnic in 1945. Magistretti is renowned for his innovative furniture designs, particularly the Maralunga sofa (1973), which featured the first-ever adjustable headrest in a production sofa. His architectural works include the Chiesa di San Simpliciano in Milan and the Cusano Milanino town hall. Magistretti's designs often combine simplicity with ingenuity, earning him numerous awards including the Compasso d'Oro in 1967 and 1979. His work continues to influence contemporary furniture design, with many of his pieces considered icons of 20th-century design.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Width: 100 cm
Height: 72 cm
Depth: 95 cm
Construction
Construction
Upholstery: Custom Premium Leather, Suede, or Fabric Selection from Archetype Forms
Base: Solid Walnut or other Custom Selection from Archetype Forms
Padding: Variable-Density Polyurethane Foam and Polyester Wadding
Inner Frame: Tubular Steel
Support: Elastic Belting
Adjustable Headrest: Independent Variable-Position Mechanism for Each Seat.
Product Details
Product Details
Vico Magistretti once stated, "To be truly contemporary, one must always have a hand in the past and a hand in the future." This philosophy is embedded in the Maralunga Armchair’s balance of innovation and timeless appeal.
The Maralunga Armchair is part of the Maralunga seating family that includes an armchair, ottoman, and two- and three-seater sofas.Buy the Maralunga Armchair Large Poltrona 1-Seater Model in Fawn Faux Shearling Upholstery, online here in Canada. Match it with other seating from the Maralunga Sofa Series.
Reproduction
Reproduction
The Archetype Forms Maralunga Armchair: One-Seater is a faithful reproduction of the original Vico Magistretti Maralunga Armchair Model 675 5 A1, also known as Model 675 5 A1 Maralunga Poltrona Lounge Chair. It is a tribute to his enduring legacy. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.
Product Information
Distinguishing Features
Designer
Vico Magistretti
Vico Magistretti was an influential Italian industrial designer and architect who helped shape modern Italian design. He began his career after graduating from Milan Polytechnic in 1945. Magistretti is renowned for his innovative furniture designs, particularly the Maralunga sofa (1973), which featured the first-ever adjustable headrest in a production sofa. His architectural works include the Chiesa di San Simpliciano in Milan and the Cusano Milanino town hall. Magistretti's designs often combine simplicity with ingenuity, earning him numerous awards including the Compasso d'Oro in 1967 and 1979. His work continues to influence contemporary furniture design, with many of his pieces considered icons of 20th-century design.
Dimensions
Width: 100 cm
Height: 72 cm
Depth: 95 cm
Construction
Upholstery: Custom Premium Leather, Suede, or Fabric Selection from Archetype Forms
Base: Solid Walnut or other Custom Selection from Archetype Forms
Padding: Variable-Density Polyurethane Foam and Polyester Wadding
Inner Frame: Tubular Steel
Support: Elastic Belting
Adjustable Headrest: Independent Variable-Position Mechanism for Each Seat.
Product Details
Vico Magistretti once stated, "To be truly contemporary, one must always have a hand in the past and a hand in the future." This philosophy is embedded in the Maralunga Armchair’s balance of innovation and timeless appeal.
The Maralunga Armchair is part of the Maralunga seating family that includes an armchair, ottoman, and two- and three-seater sofas.Buy the Maralunga Armchair Large Poltrona 1-Seater Model in Fawn Faux Shearling Upholstery, online here in Canada. Match it with other seating from the Maralunga Sofa Series.
Reproduction
The Archetype Forms Maralunga Armchair: One-Seater is a faithful reproduction of the original Vico Magistretti Maralunga Armchair Model 675 5 A1, also known as Model 675 5 A1 Maralunga Poltrona Lounge Chair. It is a tribute to his enduring legacy. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.
Hommage À Vico Magistretti
Vico Magistretti was an influential Italian industrial designer and architect who helped shape modern Italian design. He began his career after graduating from Milan Polytechnic in 1945. Magistretti is renowned for his innovative furniture designs, particularly the Maralunga sofa (1973), which featured the first-ever adjustable headrest in a production sofa. His architectural works include the Chiesa di San Simpliciano in Milan and the Cusano Milanino town hall. Magistretti's designs often combine simplicity with ingenuity, earning him numerous awards including the Compasso d'Oro in 1967 and 1979. His work continues to influence contemporary furniture design, with many of his pieces considered icons of 20th-century design.