Egregio S

Steel supporting frame with adjustable polished chrome feet.
Back and armrest panels of plywood integrated with cold-foamed polyurethane.
Seat springs on elastic straps.
Goose down filling for soft seat cushions. The covers are completely removable. The Egregio S armchair in the picture is in C/700 melange grey fabric. The photo with various Egregio S, are in order: sofa cm 134 in C.6/030 aqua blue manopesca canvas, on the right armchair in Alias H.30331/3 floral – white armchair in Panarea A/320 optic white – armchair in Liberty canvas D.7/05 brick – armchair in Caleido patchwork L.11/201 brown – armchair in Caleido printed FF/10 floral – armchair in Caleido sackcloth L.2934/1410. In 1971, the range of sofas and armchairs on offer was splendidly complete: on the one hand the models of the great manufacturers and designers, then the copies of antiques and the skilled upholsterers. Biesse, a leading manufacturer of sofas, took advantage of an unexpected change in social behaviour as an opportunity: in those years, new rules, including those of thinking about and living in the home, were being proposed by young people, eager to go beyond the schemes adopted by those who had preceded them. Biesse sofas are designed to adhere to these new philosophies of life and this is the objective that Biesse still pursues. Biesse offers sofas with moveable cushions and free seating, which support and promote the new habits. Biesse sofas are characterised by fresh, joyful covers, suitable for total removability, of which Biesse was a forerunner.