Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Moroso Ruff armchair?

The Ruff armchair was designed by Patricia Urquiola for the Italian brand Moroso. Urquiola is among the most influential designers working today, known for her ability to synthesize tactile warmth with rigorous formal discipline.

What materials is the Ruff armchair made from?

The Ruff armchair is built on an internal steel structure with elastic belts, padded with injected flame-retardant polyurethane, and finished with transparent PVC insoles at the base. Upholstery is available in a range of non-removable fabrics or leathers.

Can the upholstery on the Ruff be customized?

Moroso offers the Ruff in a curated selection of fabrics and leathers from their upholstery program. The covers are non-removable and are applied during production, so the material choice is made at the time of order.

What design sensibility defines Patricia Urquiola's work for Moroso?

Urquiola's collaborations with Moroso consistently explore the territory between craft and industry, often introducing unexpected textural or structural details within forms that feel approachable and livable. The Ruff reflects that dialogue between softness and precision.

Is the Ruff armchair suitable for contract or hospitality use?

The flame-retardant polyurethane padding and steel internal structure make the Ruff well-suited to contract environments. Specific fire-rating compliance should be confirmed with the manufacturer for the intended market and application.

Brand & Designer

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Moroso

Founded in 1952 in Udine, Italy, by Agostino and Diana Moroso, Moroso specializes in expressive contemporary furniture shaped by artisanal craft, bold creativity and visionary collaborations.
Patricia Urquiola
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Patricia Urquiola

A globally celebrated designer and architect known for her poetic approach to form, material, and function.