TRIBU

Pure Sofa Linear Sofa

PURE SOFA linear sofa by Tribù. Frame in Teak from Indonesian plantations. Cushions with dryfoam filling covered with outdoor fabric UV-resistant. Design: Andrei Munteanu.

Availability: Approximately 10 weeks for production
Assembly Difficulty: No Assembling

Availability: In stock

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Pure Sofa by designer Andrei Munteanu delicately channels design to its very essence: pure simplicity and elegance. Like a chameleon, this modular outdoor sofa adapts effortlessly to every setting and configuration. The basic five elements can now be seamlessly combined with the latest addition to the Pure collection: the two-seater module, offering generous extension options. Its stylish cushions enhance the Pure outdoor set with a contemporary look, blending perfectly with any outdoor environment while maintaining the highest quality and comfort.

Model and Dimensions:

- 01207 PURE SOFA SOFA - Width 200 x depth 97 x height 62 cm / seat height 40 cm

Additional Info

Country of manufacture Belgium
Availability Approximately 10 weeks for production
Assembly Difficulty No Assembling
Shipping Amount 1
Weight 53.2 kg
Design Andrei Munteanu
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Designer

 

 Andrei Munteanu

Andrei Munteanu, born 1964 in Bucharest, Romania. Studies physics and industrial design. Collaborates with various companies in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Italy.
His most significant objects are the Pure Sofa realized in 2003 by Tribu, the Bora Bora system of modular sofas designed with Piergiorgio Cazzaniga and realized by Mdfitalia in 2008 and the Radius One clothes hangers realized in 2010 by Radius Design. He has received several awards, including the IMM Innovation Award in 2003.
"Born and educated in Romania, I focussed first on natural sciences. I found my artistic identity trying to link various influences: italian design of the 60’s and 70’s, japanese architecture, primitive art. I see design as a form of art, with one serious difference: the object that is created is a vehicle that faces the priority requests, namely it has to be usable, mass produced and commercialised”.

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