Chaise longue, Formanova

The origins of the chaise longue can be traced back to the Greco-Roman world, where there were beds or sofas with a longer side on which you could lie down and eat. Over the centuries, the chaise longue has evolved and become a common furniture element. In the first half of the twentieth century, furniture using mirrored metal began to appear in homes: in this chair, the metal is inserted into the structure of the base, giving the impression that the upholstery is floating. The beige fabric presents vertical seams at regular intervals and a comfortable cushion is positioned at head height.