Katana Sofa
Katana Sofa by Ghidini 1961 is a modern Italian sofa with a great personality and design. Katana takes inspiration from the iconic Chesterfield sofa. This elegant upholstered sofa is available in a great selection of fabrics, soft leathers and nabuk.
Katana Sofa by Ghidini 1961 is a modern Italian sofa with a great personality and design. Katana Sofa’s design takes inspiration from the iconic and seductive shapes of the classic Chesterfield sofa, reinterpreting them in a modern way. This elegant upholstered sofa, available in a great selection of fabrics, soft leathers and nabuk, is perfect to decorate a refined living room with a touch of Italian design.
- Sofa available in different dimensions and configurations
- Available configurations: 2 seater, 3 seater, 4 seater and corner sofa
- Structure and feet made of die casted brass
- Brass available in polished, burnished or satin finish
- Seat made of multilayer covered with polyurethane foam at different densities
- Backrest made of made of plywood covered with polyurethane rubber of different densities
- Seat and backrest covered with a final layer made of quilted goose down in cotton lining
- Different upholsteries available, including fabric, soft leather and nabuk
- The upholstery is NOT removable
- For custom options, please contact customer service
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Ghidini 1961
Ghidini 1961 is a company that represents contemporary Italian craftsmanship excellence. Specializing in die casting brass and aluminum, the company combines advanced modern technologies and rapid prototyping with traditional craft skills. Working principally with brass, a valued material which features golden tones and reflections, and which is pleasant to the touch thanks to its warm and velvety surface, they have developed a remarkable collection of furniture, lamps and home accessories that are true testimonies of great Italian craftsmanship combined with state of the art production. Thanks to Ghidini 1961, brass is making a comeback on the contemporary design scene.