Zanotta Chaise Longue Maggiolina

In 1947 Marco Zanuso designed this armchair for a competition organized by the MoMA in New York: the concept was to abandon the traditional handcrafted structure and create an economical and removable product, with a construction system designed to industrial mass production.
This is how Maggiolina was born, with its tubular steel structure and the "pockets" of the canvas panel that make it "a Cinderella, ready to transform into an elegant princess", in this modern version with the leather panel and the elegant padded seat and back cushions.

Materials:
Armchair and pouf with structure in polished 18/8 stainless steel, or nickel-satin finish in natural or black colour, or painted black.
Body in pigmented leather 90. In the version with cushions covered in fabric the armrests are in leather matching the color of the body in pigmented leather. In the version with cushions covered in leather or Ecofire the armrests are in the same covering.
Backrest cushion padding in goose down. Seat cushion padding in polyurethane/Dacron Du Pont. Removable external covering in fabric, Ecofire or leather.

Dimensions:
Length | Width: 65 cm
Depth | Depth: 105 cm
Height | Height: 83 cm

Vol. Packaging →m³ 0.60 319,704

Fabrics cat 20, 30, 40; Leather cat. 95
Composition:
Vins
Composition: 39% viscose, 24% acrylic, 19% cotton, 13% polyester, 5% linen
Dry clean only
Iron at medium temperature

Ecofire
Composition: 71% PVC, 27% Cotton, 2% Polyurethane
Fire resistant
Clean with a damp cloth
Do not wash
Do not bleach
Do not iron
Do not machine dry

Top
Velvet effect
Composition: 100% Cotton
Do not wash by hand or in the washing machine
Dry clean
Do not bleach
Iron at medium temperature
Do not machine dry

Tulip
Composition: 83% Viscose, 17% Polyester
Do not wash by hand or machine
Dry clean
Do not bleach
Iron at low temperature
Do not machine dry

Queen
Composition: 37% acrylic, 28% wool, 22% polyester, 13% cotton
Dry clean only
Do not bleach
Iron low temperature
Machine dry only at low temperature

Nappa leather
Full grain
Chrome TanningSemi-Aniline dyed/through finishing

Designed by Marco Zanuso - 1947
Awards & Collections:
• Gold Medal VIII Triennale, Milan 1948.
• Collection: Die Neue Sammlung, München.