The Rico series, all handmade in Italy, welcomes curves and volumes into a classic design defined by soft lines and an embracing expression. Contrasting the sturdiness of the frame, the Divan is a piece of furniture all its own. It could pass as a daybed, bears a resemblance to a settee, and gives off chaise lounge vibes. The curvaceous nature of the series adds a modern union of comfort and elegance to any room and makes you feel drawn into its motherly embrace.
Materials;
Fabric: Bouclé. 35% acrylic, 24% polyester, 19% viscose, 14% cotton, 5% linen and 3% other fibres.
Backrest: Molded foam with inner steel structure.
Seat: PU foam with inner wooden structure.
Feet: low density polyethylene
Dimensions: 190 x 79 x 81.5cm (WxHxD)
Seat Height: 41cm
Weight: 80kg
*Care instructions: Vacuum frequently on medium power. Remove wet stains by carefully dabbing with a lint-free cloth or sponge wrung in warm detergent-free water. If the stain remains, we recommend professional dry cleaning
* Please note this item is handmade to order in Italy and takes approx 8 weeks.
Born in Copenhagen by Trine Andersen, Ferm Living work with artisans from around the world, fusing their Scandinavian mindset with global skills and traditions. Their collections are defined by soft forms, rich textures and curious details that let you create composed atmospheres with a touch of the unexpected. From materials and processes to production and delivery, they challenge themselves to help shape a sustainable future, making it easier for you to make responsible choices. They create collections of furniture, accessories and lighting, so you can create space to feel comfortably you.
The brand was conceived in Copenhagen in the home of Trinie with wallpaper, or rather, a lack of it… In 2005, Trinie had just moved into a house with her husband, and just couldn’t seem to find a wallpaper that fit our taste. She therefore decided to make her own, which resulted in ten different wallpaper designs.
After applying to exhibit them at a trade fair in Denmark Trinie couldn’t afford to manufacture all ten designs, so armed with just one wallpaper and a handful of printouts ferm LIVING was created.
