"Basket" sofa — Renato Toso & Roberto Pamio, Italy, 1960s

Unique sofa designed by Renato Toso and Roberto Pamio in Italy in the 1960s. One-of-a-kind piece, available for collection at the showroom in Marseille. Worldwide delivery possible with a personalised quote. Human support before purchase. Rare "Basket" sofa, designed by Renato Toso and Roberto Pamio, produced by Stilwood in the 1960s. An iconic piece of Italian minimalism, built around a radical structure of black metal grid resting on six legs. Fully exposed, this graphic framework becomes the central element of the design and contrasts with the generous volumes of the cushions dressed in a deep azure blue. The sofa retains its four original cushions. The two lower cushions cleverly elevate the seat to position the upper cushions at the ideal height. Four discreet attachments integrated into the cushions allow them to be anchored directly to the metal structure. The design is distinguished by its extreme constructive simplicity: no superfluous elements, no hidden mechanisms. A grid, four cushions, four attachments. Nothing more, everything needed. DIMENSIONS: Sofa: 205x90cm. Seat height: 40cm. Armrest height: 50cm. Sofa height: 75cm. Seat: 60x145cm.