Bézier "Cord" Outdoor
Collection: 2025 Collection
Thought by: Minotti
Category: Sofas and armchairs
Thought by: Minotti
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Category: Sofas and armchairs
Characterized by enveloping volumes, the Bézier Cord Outdoor seating system designs new open-air landscapes through original and unexpected configurations.
Designed by Studio MK27 and inspired by the geometry of the parametric curve of the mathematician Bézier, which is the matrix of its indoor counterpart, this system explores a unique, powerful compositional language: characterised by irregular volumes, dynamic aesthetic and sinuous lines that embrace the space, the elements can be used together in various combinations or as standalone pieces, establishing an intimate and harmonious dialogue with those who experience them.
Bézier Cord Outdoor features a painted tubular aluminium backrest structure, wrapped longitudinally in a thick polypropylene cord weave, and finished at the ends with an aluminium plate in a nuance that matches the cord.
The exceptionally comfortable one-piece seat is defined by its softness, achieved as a result of the careful layering of high-density polyurethane foams with varying thicknesses, ensuring uniform comfort across the entire surface. Given the organic shapes, the tailoring of the stitching is extremely precise, meticulously following the curves of each element. The deep and generous seat is elevated off the ground thanks to the recessed stainless steel feet in dark brown, making Bézier Cord Outdoor ideal for both formal settings and moments of pure relaxation.
This product contains FSC® certified wood components.
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An interplay of volumetric balances from which it also takes its name: Libra, in Latin, means scale.
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