Set of 2 modular sofas and Bogo armchair by Bartoli (1970s)

Iconic modular sofa model Bogo, designed by Carlo Bartoli for Rossi di Albizzate from the 1970s, stands as one of the most interesting examples of Italian upholstered furniture design from that period. This piece is distinguished by its full, generous shapes and large cushions that ensure a high level of comfort. It is a modular system conceived for flexible configurations, adapting to various spaces and usage needs, whether arranged linearly, in a corner layout, or with the single module used as an armchair. The composition includes two two-seater modules and one single module, providing a total of five seats. The upholstery is the original 1970s fabric, in a delicate light powder blue shade, well preserved and representative of the material innovation typical of the era. The sofa is fully removable and washable, making maintenance easy. It is in excellent condition, having been used very little and carefully maintained, so much so that it looks almost like new despite being a vintage piece. The dimensions of the two-seater modules are 184 cm in length, 90 cm in depth, and 80 cm in height with a seat height of 40 cm, while the single module measures 83 cm in length. Each 184 cm module weighs over 80 kg.