The Saba Paso Doble sofa, designed by Nicola Pavan, is a seating system that redefines the concept of relaxation, transforming it from a simple function into an aesthetic gesture capable of creating choreography within the living space. Padded and adaptable, it stands out for a technique that is as simple as it is innovative: a double mechanism concealed beneath the seat allows the backrests to be moved quickly, shifting from a more formal to a more informal posture with a natural hand movement.
The graphic lines of the metal supports find balance in the softness of the generous seats, which evoke classic lines and a sense of timeless comfort. A brand-new textile collection, featuring vibrant and luminous colours, defines the character of the design and reinforces its stylistic identity. With fully removable covers, Paso Doble is available in a range of sizes.
Inspired by Argentine dance, the Saba Paso Doble sofa interprets movement as a metaphor for adaptability: with a simple gesture, it transforms, adapting to different contexts and settings. From the home living room to more intimate and private spaces, it offers moments of relaxation enveloped in generous padding, embodying adaptable comfort and a gestural design language.
