Bloomy Armchair
Made by Moroso
Designed by Patricia Urquiola
Designed by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso in 2004, the Bloomy Armchair distills her signature sensibility into a compact, quietly confident form. Gently rounded lines and a generous seat depth give the piece its relaxed character, while the underlying structure, cold-injected flame-retardant foam over a steel frame with elastic belting, speaks to considered precision beneath the surface softness.
Removable upholstery allows the piece to be adapted across residential and contract contexts with equal ease. Bloomy is available on standard feet or a swivel base, and its made-to-order nature invites a considered dialogue between fabric, color, and the broader interior composition.
- Cold-injected flame-retardant foam construction
- Internal steel frame with elastic belt suspension
- Fully removable upholstery
- Available on fixed feet or swivel base
- Made to order in a wide range of upholstery options
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Bloomy Armchair and when?
The Bloomy Armchair was designed by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso in 2004. It is one of several collaborations between Urquiola and the Italian manufacturer that helped define her international profile as a furniture designer.
What is the frame and foam construction of the Bloomy?
The chair is built on an internal steel frame with elastic belt suspension, padded with cold-injected flame-retardant foam. This combination provides durability and consistent cushion shape over time.
Can the upholstery on the Bloomy Armchair be removed?
Yes, the Bloomy features fully removable upholstery, making it practical for both residential and contract environments where maintenance and reupholstering may be a consideration.
Is the Bloomy Armchair available with a swivel base?
Selected versions of the Bloomy are offered with a swivel base in addition to the standard fixed feet, providing flexibility for lounge, office, and hospitality applications.
How does Patricia Urquiola's design philosophy show in this chair?
Urquiola is known for weaving together craft tradition and contemporary form. In the Bloomy, that approach is visible in the tension between the chair's soft, enveloping silhouette and its precisely engineered interior structure.