Hall sofa, 1958
Hall sofa by Roberto Menghi for Arflex.
In the late 1950s, Roberto Mengi designed the Hall series of armchairs and sofas for Arflex and the collection received the honourable mention for the Compass d’Oro award in 1959.
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Description
Hall sofa by Roberto Menghi for Arflex.
In the late 1950s, Roberto Mengi designed the Hall series of armchairs and sofas for Arflex and the collection received the honourable mention for the Compass d’Oro award in 1959.
Dimensions
159w x 86d x 41/82cmh
Materials
Frame and armrests in metal covered in shaped polyurethane foam and upholstered in fabrics and leathers of the collection. Please see pdf in ‘Product downloads’ for fabric and leather grades and colours available.
Base in wood available wenge stained or chocolate. Material samples are available at our shop and showroom.
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Arflex began operations in 1947. Aldo Bai, Pio Reggiani, and Aldo Barassi - a group of technicians from Pirelli - teamed up with a young architect named Marco Zanuso and began to experiment with the use of foam rubber and elastic tapes for the furniture industry.
Zanuso's experience with upholstery industrialisation, namely the application of new materials to new technologies, was a catalyst to Arflex's forward-looking vision. From Gold medal-winning domestic furniture such as the Sleep-o-matic sofas and Fourline armchairs, to commercial seating designs for the automotive industry, Arflex strove to establish itself at the forefront of furniture design.
