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Seracs sofa by Alfredo Häberli

Cologne 09: Danish company Fredericia Furniture launched a new sofa by Argentine designer Alfredo Häberli at IMM Cologne this week.

Seracs sofa by Alfredo Häberli

The sofa is made up of five modules, which can be taken apart and rearranged.

Seracs sofa by Alfredo Häberli

The information below is from Fredericia Furniture:

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Seracs sofa by Alfredo Häberli
Design your own sofa

Fredericia Furniture is pleased to introduce a brand new sofa, the brainchild of famous Argentine designer Alfredo Häberli. The sofa consists of five modules that can be combined in any way you like.

Seracs sofa by Alfredo Häberli

Whether your living room is long and narrow, a perfect square, or made up of oblique angles, the new Seracs sofa from Fredericia Furniture is certain to fit in perfectly. The new sofa system consists of five separate modules you can combine however you choose.

Seracs is the work of Alfredo Häberli, the internationally esteemed Argentine designer who also created the Kvadrat textiles used to upholster the sofa modules. And of course you have a broad range of textiles to choose from. Every Seracs sofa solution is unique, and can be put together to create just right look for your home. It’s a sofa that is all about choice – and it offers virtually endless options to choose from.

Seracs sofa by Alfredo Häberli

Alfredo Häberli finds inspiration for his elegant, minimalist designs in everyday life – gathering impressions into themes so he can easily draw on them as needed. His products are so ingeniously simple, they can all be described in just a few phrases. One method he uses is to keep observing his work again and again throughout the process: “Observing is the most beautiful way to think. I am constantly discovering new things in a single object,” he says about his work.

Seracs sofa by Alfredo Häberli

About Alfredo Häberli:
Born in Buenos Aires in Argentina in 1953, but moved to Switzerland in 1977, where he trained as an industrial designer at the Höhere Schule für Gestaltung in Zürich, graduating in 1991. Since 1993 he has had his own design studio, with his most famous works being the stripy porcelain he designed for the Finnish company Iitalla, furniture for Mosors and furnishings for stores such as the Camper store in Paris and the Kvadrat showroom in Milan. Mr Häberli has taught at design schools throughout Europe and the United States, and has participated at a host of exhibitions worldwide. He has also received a number of prestigious awards for his work.

Product: Seracs
Description: Modular sofa upholstered with fabric by Kvadrat
Design: Alfredo Häberli
Manufacturer: Fredericia Furniture
Options: The sofa consists of 5 modules that can be arranged as desired. Upholstery in a range of fabrics