GUNNAS GRAVESEN & DAVID LEWIS for ICF Italy.

Cado" sofa, 1970s.

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GUNNAS GRAVESEN & DAVID LEWIS for ICF Italy. Cado" sofa, 1970s. High quality supple suede. It shows soft wear due to use and the passage of time. Measurements: 153 x 82 x 65 cm. The Cado sofa is a functional and comfortable piece of furniture that does not renounce to formal elegance. ICF was founded in Italy in the 1950s and has contributed significantly to the birth and success of Italian design. ICF's production approach has always been innovative: it was the first brand in Italy to produce partition walls or wall systems equipped to divide open space (Brick System,1970, 1982/3): this is a trendy product innovation that characterizes its history, but also its actuality. ICF is used to produce with very different materials: die-cast and extruded aluminum, wood and laminates, leather, textiles and upholstery.

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GUNNAS GRAVESEN & DAVID LEWIS for ICF Italy.

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