15% off with DESIGN15
The Belladonna sofa is a classic rattan furniture and is signed Franco Albini and Franca Helg, two Italian designers of the twentieth century. Its refined and distinguished style comes in part from its elegant and feminine curves – and that is perhaps what inspired its name: bella donna means beautiful woman in Italian. With its openwork Manau and Tohiti rattan structure, it lets the light through, which gives it a very visual lightness. The Belladonna' seat cushion is upholstered with fabric and ensures a great comfort. It is available in 10 colours.
Materials natural rattan
Dimensions H78 x W195 x D75 cm – Seat height 31 cm (+ cushion)
Belladonna indoor sofa
from
A661 – Beige
Composition 29% polyester, 40% acrylic, 17% viscose, 14% wool
Durability 20.000 Martindale
A675 – Dark Taupe
Composition 100% acrylic
Durability 20.000 Martindale
A673 – Dark Blue
Composition 100% acrylic
Durability 20.000 Martindale
A672 – Light blue
Composition 100% acrylic
Durability 20.000 Martindale
A670 – White
Composition 100% acrylic
Durability 20.000 Martindale
B452 – Black
Composition 100% acrylic
Durability 20.000 Martindale
B453 – Mocca
Composition 100% acrylic
Durability 20.000 Martindale
B456 – Taupe
Composition 100% acrylic
Durability 20.000 Martindale
B451 – Beige
Composition 100% acrylic
Durability 20.000 Martindale
B450 – White
Composition 100% acrylic
Durability 20.000 Martindale
Franco Albini & Franca Helg
Franco Albini (1905-1977) was an Italian architect and designer, famous for his ability to merge modern minimalistic furniture design with traditional Italian craftmanship. Through his work he obtained three Compasso D’Oro awards, the most prestigious Italian design prize.
From 1951 Franco Albini becomes business partners with Franca Helg (1920-1989), and from this point Franca plays a crucial role in numerous of Franco Albini’s designs. Franco and Franca were active both in the field of furniture, architectural planning and in industrial design. Together they designed many creations with the new forms of modernism.
