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Carlo Scarpa's 'Cornaro' sofa from 1973 represents the Ultrarazionale style in its redefinition of Rationalism, resulting in a design that boasts a sturdy structure in stained mahogany, with a unit side and back cushion being held together by frame corners. Its thick cushions give it a luxurious appeal, especially when upholstered in the striking jade velvet fabric. The relatively slender armrests and back contrast with the substantial seat, creating a shell-like enclosure for the sitter. Scarpa, known as a master of detail and a materials connoisseur, applies his aesthetic language to this design, which straddles Japanese minimalism and organic forms of nature. Although the item is pre-owned, our skilled artisans in the in-house restoration atelier can revitalize the piece with reupholstery, ensuring it maintains its value and longevity. Contact our design experts to explore your options, with local reupholstery being an alternative.
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