Sistema Echoo
Made by Living Divani
Designed by Piero Lissoni
Echoo System di Piero Lissoni è un sistema di sedute modulare concepito per svilupparsi in composizioni fluide e dinamiche che evolvono naturalmente con lo spazio circostante. Progettato per la flessibilità, consente di modellare gli interni attraverso disposizioni personalizzate, sia più aperte e informali che più strutturate e architettoniche.
Disponibile in tessuto o pelle, con piedini selezionabili ed elementi top integrati, Echoo System è una collezione di divani su misura che unisce morbidezza, versatilità e raffinatezza contemporanea.
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Sistema Echoo
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Echoo System sofa?
The Echoo System was designed by Piero Lissoni, one of Italy's most influential architects and product designers, known for his rigorously restrained aesthetic and long creative partnership with Living Divani.
What upholstery options are available for the Echoo System?
The Echoo System is available in a wide selection of fabrics and leathers, with feet finishes and integrated top elements that can be specified to suit a particular interior palette or architectural context.
How does the Echoo System's modular configuration work?
The system is composed of discrete modules that can be arranged into open, informal groupings or more structured, room-defining formations, giving architects and designers significant latitude in planning for both residential and contract settings.
Is the Echoo System suitable for large-scale or commercial interiors?
Yes. The system's modular architecture and the range of available configurations make it well suited to both expansive residential spaces and contract environments where adaptability and considered proportion are priorities.
What is Living Divani's design philosophy?
Living Divani is an Italian manufacturer with a consistent commitment to formal clarity and material quality, collaborating closely with architects and designers, most notably Piero Lissoni, to produce work that treats furniture as an extension of spatial thought.
