MARCO BOGA (Italy, 1961) for BUSNELLI.
Two-seater sofa "Piumotto".
Leather upholstery.
With Busnelli publisher's stamp.
It shows signs of use and light stains.
Measurements: 70 x 210 x 105 cm.
The Piumotto sofa is the re-edition of a classic piece of Italian design signed by Arrigo Arrigoni in 1973 under the direction of Bstudio. It is a sofa with a completely invisible metal structure. The body, with closed sides and soft, warm cushions on the seat, backrest and sides, has rounded shapes, reduced to its essence. It is, therefore, a functional and comfortable piece of furniture that does not renounce formal elegance.
Trained in Architecture at the Politecnico di Milano, Marco Boga began his own architectural research in the studio of his father, Eugenio Boga, who specialised in furniture design and interior decoration. He currently designs for major publishers such as Busnelli, Casamilano, Tisettanta, Halifax, Fratelli Longhi, Axil and Merati.
The Italian firm Busnelli has been dedicated to the manufacture of designer seating furniture for half a century. Its pieces are distinguished by the modernity of their forms, freed from tradition, which have made Busnelli one of the architects of the birth and consolidation of Italian design. In 1972 the firm moved to Misinto, in Crianza, where it built a factory that was the first example of its kind, and which continues to this day to be a model of reference for its production systems and technological advances. In fact, research has always been one of Busnelli's cornerstones, through its Centro Studi & Richerche. Always at the forefront of its sector, the firm is committed to the production of high quality and design upholstered furniture, marked by its silver emblem.