Nuvola with a steel support frame, if you ask for it
Contract seating rarely gets the life the drawing imagined: more people, longer hours, less patience. Cierre answers that with a line in the technical sheet of Nuvola: on request a steel support frame can be fitted to the armrest and/or the backrest, in the same three finishes as the feet — polished, Gunmetal, metallic bronze.
It is an option, not a standard, and that is exactly why it matters: it is decided at order stage, with the use in mind. The sofa is modular, designed by Stefano Conficconi in 2026, with reclining metal backrests.
Tell us how many people will use it and how often — La Mercanti prepares the configuration with Cierre.
Collection: Nuvola, modular sofa
Manufacturer: Cierre Imbottiti (Villa Selva, Forlì, Italy)
Design: Stefano Conficconi, 2026
How the maker describes it: «an invitation to lightness, soft and welcoming, with plush backrests that gently recline»
Structure: metal, supported by elastic belts
Seat: a cushion in expanded polyurethane foam of two densities and acrylic silicon fibre, covered with a layer of acrylic fibre
Backrests and armrests: in metal, with reclining mechanism, wrapped in expanded polyurethane and covered with acrylic silicon fibre
Deco pillows: upholstered with acrylic silicon fibre
Versions: with side arms or armless
Feet: steel, in three finishes — polished, painted Gunmetal, metallic bronze
On request: a steel support frame for the armrest and/or backrest, in the same three finishes; the inner stitching on backrest and armrest in a contrasting material
Leather piping: six colours of the Soffio leather — 17, 50, 76, 78, 10 and 79
2026 collection: clean lines, natural materials, neutral tones
For specifiers: technical sheet and 2D/3D files
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