‘linea sofa’ by luca nichetto for OFFECCTall images courtesy OFFECCT

 

 

 

influenced by ‘la linea’ (the line), an italian animated TV series (created by osvaldo cavandoli in 1969), italian designer luca nichetto wanted to create a sofa with a back, that when combined in greater numbers, forms a line to create continuity. his latest piece ‘linea’ for OFFECCT was presented at the stockholm furniture fair 2013, and introduces this possibility giving architects and interior designers the opportunity to play with the seating elements’ graphic details as a means of combining the modules in an additional way. small tables link the modules together to provide functionality, making ‘linea’ adaptable and flexible for use in various sized rooms. the result – a piece of furniture with proportions that wander between a sofa and a bench.

luca nichetto: linea sofa for OFFECCTla linea, italian  TV cartoon of the 70’s

luca nichetto: linea sofa for OFFECCT

linea sofa front view

luca nichetto: linea sofa for OFFECCT

the graphic lines on the sofa modules match up when arranged in multiples

luca nichetto: linea sofa for OFFECCT

upholstery detail

luca nichetto: linea sofa for OFFECCT

modular context

luca nichetto: linea sofa for OFFECCT

connection detail

luca nichetto: linea sofa for OFFECCT

‘line’ detail

luca nichetto: linea sofa for OFFECCT

‘line’ detail

luca nichetto: linea sofa for OFFECCT

luca nichetto with ‘linea’ at the stockholm furniture fair 2013portrait © designboom