Inspired by Acerbis Free System (not replica Acerbis Free System)

Due to the copyright notice, please note that this product is not a replica

Product description

1973 Claudio Salocchi designed the Free System: a system of padded furniture derived from the concept of the "supported floor", or tatami, in which padded units can be freely placed next to each other. Thanks to its completely modular and segmented elements and from the point of view of optimal use of space, Free System can be seen as the embodiment of the utopia of a modern home. The upholstered furniture program, which goes beyond the Free System sofa model, presents a number of elements (tatami, footrest and seat with different and interchangeable backrests) that create a modular system that can be arranged in various combinations.

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