The Porto-Venere sofa was designed in 1973 by Vico Magistretti for Cassina in Italy, where outstanding design meets exceptional comfort. This lesser-known Cassina model is in no way inferior to its "big brother," the Maralunga, in terms of quality, comfort, and design. The Porto-Venere is also rarer than the much-lauded Maralunga sofa by Cassina. + Steel frame. + Sumptuous cushions made of polyurethane foam and polyester wadding. + The side headrests can be partially folded in and out for customized head support. + The previous owners had this sofa professionally reupholstered just a few years ago. + The upholstery fabric is high-quality, firm, easy to care for, and durable. It is a textured cotton blend fabric in a timelessly modern gray. + Likely from the 1970s production. + Luxurious upholstery made of polyurethane foam and polyester wadding. + The side headrests can be partially folded in and out for customized head support. + The previous owners had this sofa professionally reupholstered just a few years ago. + The upholstery fabric is high-quality, durable, easy to care for, and hard-wearing. It is a textured cotton blend in a timelessly modern gray. + Likely from the 1970s. + DIMENSIONS in centimeters Width 160 cm * Height 86 cm * Depth 85 cm * Seat height 42 cm CONDITION The sofa is in very good and well-maintained condition. Thanks to cleaning—and also because it was reupholstered just a few years ago—it is clean and therefore ready for immediate use and can be enjoyed for a long time without any further effort. + However, there are naturally a few minor, typical signs of age and use on the upholstery, such as some slight fabric and color wear. * The padding is also still in very good condition. \.\. All signs are slightly more visible upon closer inspection without detracting from the overall excellent appearance or being significant\.\.\. + The pictures are part of the condition and offer and show the general condition. Please take a close look at the pictures above. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution