Antibodi Lounge
Made by Moroso
Designed by Patricia Urquiola
In cerca di una nuova forma per un elemento di seduta non imbottito, una poltrona lounge o una chaise longue, il design sboccia da petali cuciti a forma triangolare, creando ampi motivi. I petali leggermente imbottiti presentano materiali reversibili.
Il rivestimento crea due atmosfere molto diverse e sorprendenti: con i petali rivolti verso l'alto per una versione più anticonvenzionale e femminile; o rivolti verso il basso per un look volutamente severo e trapuntato. I due lati sono disponibili in bianco e nero, o in un tono naturale abbinato a un patchwork caleidoscopico.
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Antibodi Lounge
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Antibodi Lounge reversible?
Each petal panel is sewn from two distinct materials, one on each face, so the chair can be configured with petals pointing upward for a softer, more open silhouette or folded downward for a tighter, quilted appearance. The two sides typically differ in color and texture, such as black paired with white or a natural tone set against a patchwork.
Who designed the Antibodi collection for Moroso?
Patricia Urquiola designed the Antibodi collection. Urquiola is a Madrid-born, Milan-based architect and designer whose work consistently bridges industrial manufacturing with a distinctly craft-oriented, sensory approach to form.
What color options are available for the Antibodi Lounge?
The chair is offered in a black and white combination or in a natural tone matched with a kaleidoscopic patchwork. Because it is made to order, specific material and colorway availability should be confirmed at the time of inquiry.
Can the Antibodi Lounge be used as a chaise longue?
Yes. The design accommodates both lounge chair and chaise longue configurations, and the petal construction adapts naturally to the extended form without compromising the chair's structural or visual coherence.
How long does it take to receive a Moroso made-to-order piece?
Moroso pieces produced to order typically require 12 to 16 weeks, though lead times vary depending on the specific configuration and current production schedules. a design expert can provide a precise timeline at the time of order.
