Poltronova SUPERONDA NO-STOP PVC coated fabric sofa

Designed in 1967 by the Florentine Radical group Archizoom, Superonda was the first sofa without a conventional frame.‎ It is composed of two waves made from a polyurethane block cut into two parts with an S—shaped incision, which can be interlocked and stacked to produce different configurations.‎ The lightness and modular design permit a range of various uses: Superonda can be a sofa, a bed or a chaise longue.‎ Like many of the pieces designed by the Archizoom group, it challenges bourgeois conventions, stimulating the creativity and fantasy of the user.‎  In 2017 Poltronova pays tribute to Superonda –an anti–design iconic piece of furniture that fully preserves its outrageously playful nature– by calling on all members of the Radical team to design a new, celebrative outfit for the six Superonda limited edition: Pois by Cristina Morozzi per Massimo Morozzi / No–Stop by Gilberto Corretti / Spots by Paolo Deganello / Stripes by Andrea Branzi / Dressing by Dario Bartolini per Lucia Bartolini / Babele Decoded by Dario Bartolini.‎ Materials: Frame: cut from a block of polyurethane Covering: printed matte PVC coated fabric Color: white pattern on black Further info from manufacturer on SUPERONDA NO-STOP Poltronova