Curves that let a run turn

Adding curved modules to the usual linear and corner pieces means a sofa can follow a circulation path or wrap a column instead of stopping at a right angle. Polyurethane foam with elastic webbing in the back, on a steel and die-cast aluminium frame.

Construction and materials

Pedrali publishes the following for this family: Seat: Internal steel frame, with elastic straps, moulded in flexible polyurethane (density 60 kg/m³),; Fabric: For full range of color available see finishing legend on the website; Frame: Die-cast aluminium legs, high-strength steel crossbars; Feet: Technopolymer, black Connecting plate; Packaging Recycling: Pedrali uses 100% FSC recycled cardboard packaging and plastic bags with a minimum recycled content of 35%.; Feet: Technopolymer, black Pillow Connecting plate.

The range

9 versions are published for this page, listed in full under dimensions and selectable above. Finishes, upholstery and tops are specified per project rather than held in stock.

Testing and certification

Pedrali publishes for this family: Tested to EN 1021; Tested to EN 1022:2005; Tested to EN 16139:2013, L2; Tested to EN 16139:2013,L2; Tested to EN 1728:2012, +AC:2013, 6.10 - EN 16139:2013, L2; Tested to EN 1728:2012, +AC:2013, 6.11 - EN 16139:2013, L2; Tested to EN 1728:2012, +AC:2013, 6.15 - EN 16139:2013, L2; Tested to EN 1728:2012, +AC:2013, 6.16 - EN 16139:2013, L2. Company-level: ISO 14001, ISO 14064, ISO 45001, ISO 9001.

Made at Mornico al Serio

Pedrali has made furniture in Bergamo since 1963 and now runs two Italian plants — Mornico al Serio for metal and upholstery and Manzano, in the Friuli chair district, for solid wood. Moulding, welding, powder coating, upholstery and assembly are all done in-house, which is why the range can be specified finish by finish rather than shipped from stock.

About Pedrali

Pedrali is an Italian family company founded by Mario Pedrali in 1963, working with Odo Fioravanti, Patrick Jouin, Patrick Norguet, Jorge Pensi, Sebastian Herkner, Marc Sadler, Eugeni Quitllet, Formafantasma and its own R&D studio. Everything is made in Italy and made to order.

Where it works

Reception and waiting areas, breakout zones, hotel lobbies and quiet corners of an open floor.

Key features

• Designed by Patrick Jouin
• 9 versions
• Made to order in Italy
• Finishes, fabric and leather specified per project