Karate Fiberglass Shell Sofa by Michel Cadestin for Airborne, 1970's
The Karate sofa was designed by Michel Cadestin for Airborne, in France, during the 1970's. This beautiful piece is a testament to the designer's skill and craftsmanship, and it has become an iconic example of the period's most celebrated designs.
The sofa's frame is made of high-quality, molded white fiberglass shells. Back shells, armrests and the loose seat cushion are covered with a new upholstery in cognac-colored velvet by Pierre Frey, and stuck with buttons of the same color. The seat and backrest are perfectly proportioned to offer optimal comfort and support, and the chair's reclining angle makes it an ideal spot for relaxation.
Overall, the Karate sofa by Michel Cadestin for Airborne is a true masterpiece of design. Beautiful Space Age Design from France, which is reminiscent of Joe Colombo's famous "Elda" armchairs. Its lines, high-quality materials, and exceptional craftsmanship make it an enduring classic. Whether placed in a living room, office, or bedroom, this sofa is sure to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any space. This piece is in original and good vintage condition, with some scratches on the fiberglass.
Detailed Condition
Reupholstered, Original Vintage Condition
Dimensions
Width: 178 cm
Depth: 100 cm
Height: 86 cm
Seat Height: 40 cmMaterial
Fiberglass,Iron,velvet, Upholstery