Vela Piping
Category: Sofas and armchairs
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The Vela Piping sofa, by Zanellato/Bortotto, has been designed to offer an experience of comfort and elegance.
The generous number of available elements allows for both classic and original combinations without ever losing overall harmony.
Born from the nautical inspiration of the previous Vela sofa, the element that now characterizes it refers to the ropes of the sails and becomes a piping detail, that defines the shape and adds subtle aesthetic character.
Available in two dimensions, Vela Piping confirms Saba's style and its special way of redesigning memory, placing it in contemporary design with a sign of refined versatility.
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