Poltrona Gogan
Made by Moroso
Designed by Patricia Urquiola
La poltrona Gogan di Moroso, disegnata da Patricia Urquiola, si ispira alle pietre giapponesi levigate nel tempo dall'acqua. I suoi volumi arrotondati e i bordi ammorbiditi creano un senso di equilibrio naturale, conferendo alla poltrona un carattere scultoreo ma profondamente accogliente.
Progettata per accompagnare il divano Gogan, la poltrona porta forme organiche e un comfort generoso negli interni contemporanei. Le sue proporzioni distintive la rendono ideale per soggiorni, salotti e spazi contract, dove offre una presenza rilassata e tattile con un'identità di design inconfondibile. La sua natura su misura consente di considerare le scelte di rivestimento, colore e finitura all'interno del concetto d'interni più ampio, preservando un rapporto sartoriale tra il pezzo e lo spazio. Il risultato è raffinato, versatile e altamente adatto a progetti di design sofisticati.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What inspired the design of the Moroso Gogan Armchair?
Patricia Urquiola drew inspiration from Japanese stones smoothed over time by water. The collection translates that natural, gradual geometry into upholstered form, with continuous rounded volumes and edges that carry no abrupt transitions.
Is the Gogan Armchair made to order?
Yes. The Gogan Armchair is produced to order, allowing specifiers to select upholstery fabric or leather, color, and finish in dialogue with the broader interior. This process supports a considered, tailored outcome rather than an off-the-shelf solution.
Can the Gogan Armchair be used with the Gogan sofa?
The armchair was designed as part of the Gogan collection and pairs naturally with the Gogan sofa. Its proportions and formal language are consistent across the collection, allowing both pieces to be used together or independently within a composition.
Who is Patricia Urquiola and what is her relationship with Moroso?
Patricia Urquiola is a Spanish-born, Milan-based designer recognized internationally for work that bridges craft tradition, material research, and contemporary form. Her long-standing collaboration with Moroso has produced some of the brand's most recognized pieces, with the Gogan collection among them.
What interior settings suit the Gogan Armchair?
The armchair is well suited to residential living spaces, boutique hospitality environments, and contract interiors where organic form and tactile presence are valued. Its sculptural quality reads well in both minimal and layered settings.