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Fabric armchair
The Gomma armchair, designed in 1970 by the renowned trio De Pas, D’Urbino and Lomazzi, is one of the most significant examples of radical Italian design. Its soft, unconventional, and informal aesthetic broke away from traditional furniture standards, introducing a new idea of comfort: relaxed, versatile, spontaneous.
Built with a multi-layered wooden frame, supported by elastic straps, and finished with solid beechwood feet, the Gomma armchair ensures durability and stability over time. The removable padding in polyurethane foam with plant-based polyols reflects a contemporary sensitivity towards sustainable materials, while the fully removable fabric cover makes maintenance simple and enhances the product's versatility.
More than a piece of furniture, Gomma is a true representation of the cultural and creative spirit of the 1970s, a decade in which designers explored new forms and expressive languages. Today, its bold presence and optimistic personality continue to enrich contemporary interiors with a timeless and distinctive character.
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FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Gomma armchair comfortable for everyday use?
Yes. The combination of elastic straps and polyurethane foam padding ensures excellent comfort, even with daily use.
Is the cover removable?
Yes, the upholstery is fully removable, making it easy to clean or replace.
Is the seat low?
The 32 cm seat height offers a relaxed, informal posture—typical of 1970s design yet highly appreciated today.
Is this product sustainable?
Yes: the foam uses plant-based polyols, reducing environmental impact, and the glue-free assembly improves recyclability.
What interiors does it suit best?
It fits beautifully in modern living rooms, vintage interiors, minimalist spaces, and creative environments.
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