The Design was Patricia Urquiola. The Material was Frame – batch dyed technopolymer thermoplastic. The Seat was polyurethane foam padding with quilted elastic fabric covering. The Size was L. 185 cm, H. 90 cm, D. 90 cm. The Colours were red fabric, cream frame; cream fabric, acid green frame; green fabric, black frame; petrol blue fabric, hazelnut frame; sugar bag blue fabric, red frame; black fabric, cream frame; sand fabric, cream frame; acid green fabric, red frame.
Dialogue between natural realities and artificial Foliage, the graphic hallmark of Patricia Urquiola was composed as an object that looks as if it just grew naturally in plastic. A crown resting on a framework of branches which virtually form a seat was formed by the leaves. A contemporary sofa with great personality featuring a seat with top-stitched embroidery on four round legs was Foliage. Cozy and soft, two roomy seats were offered. The entire surface was covered by the top-stitching and the sofa was a standalone piece that could be placed even in the centre of a room and seen from all sides.
Milan 2011: this quilted sofa with a plastic frame was presented by Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan this week. Called Foliage, branching thermoplatic legs and a polyurethane foam seat covered in stretchy fabric stitched with a leaf-shaped motif were featured in the sofa design. The show of the sofa furniture was opened until 17 April.
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