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Adam Sofa by Marcel Wanders for Natuzzi

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Adam Sofa by Marcel Wanders for Natuzzi

Adam Sofa by Marcel Wanders for Natuzzi

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Named to transmit Natuzzi’s new journey and inspired by the Mediterranean lifestyle. Marcel Wanders together with Gabriele Chiave designed the Adam sofa.

A wooden base gives a total handmade impression, while the backrest cushions are filled with Ecolympha by Olmo polyurethane made up only of natural and biocompatible materials.

More comfort is provided by the adjustable position and angle of the armrests and the headrest.

 

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