1970s Italian Sapporo Sofa for Mobil Girgi Newly Upholstered White Boucle

Description

Vintage Italian White Boucle Sofa Loveseat Sapporo designed by Mario Marenco for Mobilgirgi in the 1970s. This compact sofa loveseat … more Vintage Italian White Boucle Sofa Loveseat Sapporo designed by Mario Marenco for Mobilgirgi in the 1970s. This compact sofa loveseat features a high-quality walnut structure and is newly upholstered with luxurious off-white boucle fabric from a top-tier Italian supplier. The brand name is marked onto the wood at the armrest, adding to its authenticity. Thanks to its compact size, this settee is perfect for smaller spaces or nooks, second bedrooms, studios, transition rooms, small office rooms, or as an addition to your living room seating arrangement.
The plump, thick cushions are newly upholstered in off-white boucle fabric, radiating refined Italian luxury. They guarantee high support and comfort, meticulously upholstered by our skilled Italian restorer to ensure durability. This Italian vintage sofa showcases gracefully angled front legs that extend seamlessly to the sides and back, complemented by a subtly curved back support that effortlessly cradles the cushions. Indulge in the timeless allure and unmatched craftsmanship of the ‘Sapporo’ Italian sofa, meticulously curated to elevate your space.

Dimensions: w 58”/60" at the cushion armrests - d 35” - h 34” - seat height 19” - arm height 23” - seat depth 23” - seat width 22”

The rest of the set showcased in the pictures have sold, this listing is for the two cushion sofa only.

Material: Italian boucle’, sourced in Italy

Conditions: Excellent, newly upholstered. Wood presents light marks on structure in a few points but is overall in excellent condition.

Mario Marenco is an Italian architect born in Italy in 1933. He was also a designer and an Italian entertainer working in television. He graduated in architecture in 1957 and later opened his design studio, DEGW located in Rome, starting designing community buildings. He collaborated with some of the biggest Italian furniture and lighting companies such as Artemide, Arflex, Bernini and B&B Italia, Mobil Girgi, and Poltrona Frau. His collaboration spanned from furniture to the car industry, designing display stands for Fiat and Alfa Romeo. less