Italian Lambswool Boucle Sofa, Mario Sabot, 1970sA fully restored 1970s Mario Sabot sofa in Italian lambswool boucle, with chromed frame. Known as both a manufacturer and design studio, Mario Sabot produced furniture that defined the glamour and material richness of 1970s Italian modernism, often working with leading designers of the time. This piece reflects that approach, with a low, architectural profile softened by generous upholstery and a relaxed, enveloping form. The balance of structure and

Dimensions: 280mm w x 220mm d x 220mm h

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the gently rounded form works beautifully as both a decorative bowl or a large vase

Standing at an impressive 186cm

Fits a standard 20–22mm dining candle

Crafted with intention and elemental beauty

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craftsmanship and sculptural form