Patricia Urquiola has an innate capacity to design objects with a strong connotation, which revolve around the upholstered families. A new look at the hammock style, presented at the Ideal House exhibition in Cologne; the ideal companion to the Smock armchair presented at last year’s Milan Furniture Show. It displays the same exploration of solids and voids, comfort and luxury, that distinguishes Urquiola’s work. This sophisticated, elegant sofa uses a light, stylised design centred around the draping over the ring-shaped armrests. The unusual feature of a full-length zip is for removing the cover and for joining different materials. The two rings have become arms, the objective lightness is maintained and transmitted by the slightly foamed shell. The small armchair stands on a slide or on a central tube. The particular feature is the smock stitch, embroidered at the sides, giving a luxurious and refined quality. A leather version is also envisaged, again confirming Moroso as a company that offers a unique product representing a way of working that, even though industrialized in its processes, remains hand-crafted in the attention to detail and the finishes. 

Characteristics 
Steel frame covered with injected flame-retardant polyurethane foam. Arms in stainless chromed steel satin finish or lacquered white, black, red, grey and rifle brown. Base for armchair (code 001) in chromed steel satin finish, for swivel armchair (code 0V6) laquered steel white RAL 9002, black RAL 9005, red RAL 3000, grey RAL 7022 and rifle brown. 

Underfeet in syntethic rubber.On request the armrests are available covered in leather. 

Sofa back cushions are in goose dawn. Sofa feet, screwed to the frame, are in black polypropylen. 
Model SMOCK only armchairs, are completely removable.