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Made by Edra
Il divano Cipria, disegnato da Fernando e Humberto Campana per Edra, incarna morbidezza e comfort artistico, essendo composto da nove cuscini sontuosi e soffici, come piumini da cipria, poggiati su una struttura invisibile in tubolare metallico. La sua sontuosa seduta è realizzata in Gellyfoam® e ovatta sintetica, offrendo un abbraccio avvolgente ad ogni curva. Rivestito in eco-pelliccia, il divano è tattile ed elegante, invitando sia al riposo che all'ammirazione estetica. Funzionale e allo stesso tempo poetico, trasforma qualsiasi ambiente in un rifugio di lusso soffice.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are used in the Edra Cipria sofa?
The Cipria is upholstered in eco-fur and filled with a combination of Gellyfoam and synthetic wadding. The cushions rest on a slender metal tube frame that recedes visually beneath the volume of the piece.
Who designed the Cipria sofa for Edra?
The Cipria was designed by Fernando and Humberto Campana, the São Paulo-based brothers whose practice draws on Brazilian popular culture, craft, and material invention. Their collaboration with Edra spans several landmark pieces.
What is Gellyfoam and how does it affect the sit?
Gellyfoam is a specialized foam formulation used in high-end seating for its responsive, body-conforming properties. Combined with synthetic wadding in the Cipria, it produces a deeply enveloping feel that offers genuine support without rigidity.
Is the Cipria sofa made to order?
Yes, the Cipria is produced to order by Edra. Lead times and configuration options, including upholstery choices, are best confirmed at the time of inquiry.
How does the Cipria relate to the Campana Brothers' broader design practice?
The Campana Brothers are known for reinterpreting everyday and vernacular materials through a distinctly Brazilian cultural lens. The Cipria continues that dialogue, finding sculptural form in the familiar softness of a powder puff and translating it into a piece of considered furniture design.

