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Bespoke: size, colour, finish
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Bespoke: size, colour, finish
Most armchairs commit to one posture; the medium Colina keeps three. Arper declares it with the upholstered base, with four wooden legs, or on a steel sled base — one silhouette, three ways of standing in a room. The upholstered base reads soft and grounded, the wooden legs lighten it toward the residential, the sled gives it the crisp line of visitor seating in contract interiors. The armchair does not change; its manners do.
Around the medium sits the full family drawn by Lievore Altherr Molina in 2014 as the declared companion of the Loop modular sofa: the tub version with upholstered base in two sizes, small armchairs for tighter plans, and coverings across fabrics, leathers and coated fabrics. Waiting areas, reception, lounges, conference corners and homes — one language for the whole welcome. For Indian projects, La Mercanti matches bases to interiors room by room, with delivery times confirmed in writing at order confirmation.
Collection: Colina, armchair family for waiting, reception, lounge and residential settings
Manufacturer: Arper (Monastier di Treviso, Italy)
Design: Lievore Altherr Molina, 2014
Declared origin: created to complement the fluid architecture of the Loop modular sofa system
Range: armchairs and small armchairs, soft yet sculptural, generous by design
Tub version: upholstered base, two sizes
Medium version: upholstered base, four wooden legs, or steel sled base
Catalogue models: 4300, 4301, 4303, 4304
Coverings: wide range of fabrics, leathers and coated fabrics on all variations
Declared settings: lounges, waiting rooms, residential spaces; offices, public spaces and homes, in groups or alone
Character: adaptive organic form, harmonising with architecture and encouraging dialogue
Note: dimensional details are confirmed on the manufacturer's documentation at order stage
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Five steps to furnish receptions and waiting areas over several budgets — with the fleet reading as one project from day one.