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Otto

Otto Design: Michele di Fonzo Enveloping and elegant, the Otto bed interprets an aesthetic in the name of comfort for a new concept of home refuge. Suspended from the ground and supported by a structure with delicate lines, the Otto bed stands out for its full leather upholstery and for the singularly fluid and embracing design of the padded headboard, designed to ease the moments dedicated to reading. At the center of the high padded headboard, a defined horizontal stoke gathers and wrinkles the leather of the upholstery, accentuating the sense of comfort and softness. Designed for domestic environments and, thanks to its full leather upholstery, Otto becomes the protagonist of the sleeping area with functionality and elegance. The structure, made of plywood, is supported by metal legs painted in black and embellished with brushed brass finish tips. The legs, fixed by metal plates, seem to detach from the structure giving Otto the visual illusion of a suspended bed.
Otto

Enveloping and elegant, the Otto bed interprets an aesthetic in the name of comfort for a new concept of home refuge. Suspended from the ground and supported by a structure with delicate lines, the Otto bed stands out for its full leather upholstery and for the singularly fluid and embracing design of the padded headboard, designed to ease the moments dedicated to reading. At the center of the high padded headboard, a defined horizontal stoke gathers and wrinkles the leather of the upholstery, accentuating the sense of comfort and softness.

Designed for domestic environments and, thanks to its full leather upholstery, Otto becomes the protagonist of the sleeping area with functionality and elegance. The structure, made of plywood, is supported by metal legs painted in black and embellished with brushed brass finish tips. The legs, fixed by metal plates, seem to detach from the structure giving Otto the visual illusion of a suspended bed.

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Frag – Since 1921 Our company is founded on a long family tradition, dating all the way back to 1921. Ever since then, it has been treating leather with care, mastery and experience to create chairs, armchairs, tables and other items of furniture with a timeless elegance. Frag’s cultural and technical knowledge was built up over time through ongoing research, acquiring expertise in working with other materials in addition to leather, later enhanced by the creativity of international designers. Significant innovation in the use of materials has...

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