Marsalis Sleeper Sofa

SKU #Marsalis_Sleeper_Sofa

Overview

Marsalis is a design sofa bed with 16 cm high feet in black nickel finish. Featuring a slim and strong frame, it combines aesthetics, functionality, and comfort, guaranteed by a careful choice of materials. The removable covers allow the Marsalis sleeper sofa to adapt to any living room. This model is available as a sofa or sofa bed with a 200 cm long mattress. Manufactured by Milano Bedding.

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Designed in 2023.

Small: 61.4" W, 42.9" D, 30.7" H
Medium: 67" W, 42.9" D, 30.7" H
Large: 77.2" W, 42.9" D, 30.7" H
Seat Height: 18.9"

Manufacturer

Milano Bedding

Since its establishment in 1996, Milano Bedding has been creating sofa beds, beds and mattresses with design, comfort and technology kept in mind during the creative process. Milano also has been and continues to be innovative, developing new technologies and solutions that will make items more functional and practical while keeping value and style in mind. This company ensures top quality sleep whether you choose from firm, soft, sprung or polyurethane foam mattresses. Why hesitate any longer when you can doze off on a cloud made with Italian passion?

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Designer

Christophe Pillet

Christophe Pillet (born 1959 in Montargis, France) graduated in 1985 from the Academy of Decorative Arts, Nice, France, and then completed a post-graduate course in Milan at the Domus Academy. He subsequently worked in Milan with Martine Bedin before moving to Paris, where he worked with Philippe Starck from 1988 to 1993. Over the course of his career, he has designed for a number of top brands, including Cappellini, Driade, Kartell, L'Oreal, Moroso, Shiseido, and Tacchini. His products range from architecture and interior design to home furnishings designs such as chairs and vases. Christophe Pillet makes a point of not limiting himself to a single style, yet rather experiments with a variety of aesthetics. In an interview with Azure Magazine, he said that “In my opinion, it's not important to have a style; it's more important to do things 'with' style. Being too coherent in your work can get a little dry.”

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