Retro Modern – Model A399
Fabric: Customizable upholstery with a wide fabric selection. Style: Elegant retro-inspired 1970s design with soft curves and slender lines. Convertible: Not applicable. Legs: Not specifically detailed (various base options including swivel and four-leg). Maintenance: Not specified. Dimensions: 75 cm (H Backrest) × 180 cm (W) × 75 cm (D) Weight: Not specified.
Estimated production: 14–35 days
Specifications
- depth
- 75 cm
- width
- 180 cm
- height
- 75 cm
Check product and packaged dimensions against doors, stairs and lifts before delivery.
Piece details
Full product description
Sign Collection | Retro-Modern Elegance by Paolo Salvade Celebrate the sophisticated charm of the 1970s with the Sign Collection, a refined series of sofas and armchairs designed by Paolo Salvade and produced by Giulio Marelli.
Featuring soft, elegant curves and a sculptural silhouette, this collection introduces a timeless retro-modern aesthetic that enriches any space. The Sign series balances visual lightness with exceptional seating comfort, making it a perfect blend of style and relaxation.
Models include armchairs with swivel or four-leg bases and matching sofas, all available in a broad range of premium upholstery fabrics for full customization.
Ideal for luxurious homes, stylish offices, upscale hotel lobbies, or fine dining areas, the Sign Collection seamlessly adapts while elevating the ambiance with its feminine, sophisticated presence.
Key Features: Elegant Retro-Inspired Design: Soft curves and slender lines that exude sophistication Customizable Upholstery: Wide fabric options to personalize your interior style High Comfort and Durability: Ergonomically designed for lasting comfort and support Versatile Use: Perfect for living rooms, offices,
hotels, and high-end hospitality environments Dimensions (Sofa Model): Width: 180 cm Depth: 75 cm Height: 75 cm (Backrest) / 47 cm (Seat Height)
Dimensions & technical sheets
- depth
- 75 cm
- width
- 180 cm
- height
- 75 cm
Production & availability
Available
Estimated production: 14–35 days
