Designed in the late 20th century by Francesco Binfaré for Edra, the ‘Passepartout’ sofa is an iconic example of Italian avant-garde design. Defined by its sculptural cut-out form and bold geometric presence, the piece is both functional and a statement of artful design.
This example has been newly re-upholstered in Paola Lenti fabric, bringing together Binfaré’s radical vision with one of Italy’s most innovative contemporary textile houses. The rich teal covering enhances its sculptural silhouette, highlighting the fluidity of its contours.
A rare and collectible work that bridges vintage Italian design with modern craftsmanship.
Wood, foam, Paola Lenti fabric
56 × 190 × 192H cm
Designed in the late 20th century by Francesco Binfaré for Edra, the ‘Passepartout’ sofa is an iconic example of Italian avant-garde design. Defined by its sculptural cut-out form and bold geometric presence, the piece is both functional and a statement of artful design.
This example has been newly re-upholstered in Paola Lenti fabric, bringing together Binfaré’s radical vision with one of Italy’s most innovative contemporary textile houses. The rich teal covering enhances its sculptural silhouette, highlighting the fluidity of its contours.
A rare and collectible work that bridges vintage Italian design with modern craftsmanship.
Wood, foam, Paola Lenti fabric
56 × 190 × 192H cm
