Saparella

Saparella is a modular sofa with removable fabric cover, part of the homonymous collection.‎ The settee is produced using two fireside seats with a diabolo in the centre.‎ The three components are held together by a connecting piece produced using mirror-cleaned stainless.‎A re-arrival of a spearheading model from 1965, Saparella comprises of a fireside seat, a diabolo and a footstool.‎ This modular scope of seating empowers one to make and adjust structures as wanted, on a porch or in a garden.‎ This arrangement, with its adjusted, vaporous lines, gives a solicitation to unwinding and sociability and urges one to take advantage of a delightful day.‎ The diabolo, the focal component, draws motivation from the toy of the equivalent name.‎ Its inward blueprint empowers components to be opened together – since the fireside seat is raised – to make an agreeable seat offering three seat places.‎