Living room Nanà by Moroso
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A collection that explores different styles and unites distant worlds
The Salon Nanà collection was born from the collaboration with the French-Lebanese architect Annabel Karim Kassar. So called to evoke convivial atmospheres like those literary ones of the late nineteenth century (the book “Nana” by Emile Zola came out on the publishing market in 1880), it includes a flexible and modular sofa system capable of adapting to different situations, two different collections of coffee tables, inspired by the Moroccan tradition.
Nanà sofas combine a generous silhouette, the unique comfort of large feather cushions, with a range of welcoming fabrics, from Moroccan-inspired stripes to extraordinary primary color options in linen, cotton or velvet fabric, to prints.
Nanà sofas are paired with “Mezze”, a low conversation mattress traditionally used in Middle Eastern homes, living rooms and majlis seats.
The collection is completed with the large square Nanà tables with a black metal base and a top available in three glass finishes, or in black marquina, carrara or calacatta marble. The small Not a Harem tables feature a black metal base topped with a top with a design of Moorish tiles impressed on canvas. The tables are decorated with burnished studs.
“ I lived in Morocco for three years and I love the black and white striped men’s djellaba, typical of the Medina. With Salon Nanà I wanted to create an atmosphere. A constantly evolving state of mind contrary to everything that is static. ” Annabel Karim Kassar
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A collection that explores different styles and unites distant worlds
The Salon Nanà collection was born from the collaboration with the French-Lebanese architect Annabel Karim Kassar. So called to evoke convivial atmospheres like those literary ones of the late nineteenth century (the book “Nana” by Emile Zola came out on the publishing market in 1880), it includes a flexible and modular sofa system capable of adapting to different situations, two different collections of coffee tables, inspired by the Moroccan tradition.
Nanà sofas combine a generous silhouette, the unique comfort of large feather cushions, with a range of welcoming fabrics, from Moroccan-inspired stripes to extraordinary primary color options in linen, cotton or velvet fabric, to prints.
Nanà sofas are paired with “Mezze”, a low conversation mattress traditionally used in Middle Eastern homes, living rooms and majlis seats.
The collection is completed with the large square Nanà tables with a black metal base and a top available in three glass finishes, or in black marquina, carrara or calacatta marble. The small Not a Harem tables feature a black metal base topped with a top with a design of Moorish tiles impressed on canvas. The tables are decorated with burnished studs.
“ I lived in Morocco for three years and I love the black and white striped men’s djellaba, typical of the Medina. With Salon Nanà I wanted to create an atmosphere. A constantly evolving state of mind contrary to everything that is static. ” Annabel Karim Kassar
Description
A collection that explores different styles and unites distant worlds
The Salon Nanà collection was born from the collaboration with the French-Lebanese architect Annabel Karim Kassar. So called to evoke convivial atmospheres like those literary ones of the late nineteenth century (the book “Nana” by Emile Zola came out on the publishing market in 1880), it includes a flexible and modular sofa system capable of adapting to different situations, two different collections of coffee tables, inspired by the Moroccan tradition.
Nanà sofas combine a generous silhouette, the unique comfort of large feather cushions, with a range of welcoming fabrics, from Moroccan-inspired stripes to extraordinary primary color options in linen, cotton or velvet fabric, to prints.
Nanà sofas are paired with “Mezze”, a low conversation mattress traditionally used in Middle Eastern homes, living rooms and majlis seats.
The collection is completed with the large square Nanà tables with a black metal base and a top available in three glass finishes, or in black marquina, carrara or calacatta marble. The small Not a Harem tables feature a black metal base topped with a top with a design of Moorish tiles impressed on canvas. The tables are decorated with burnished studs.
“ I lived in Morocco for three years and I love the black and white striped men’s djellaba, typical of the Medina. With Salon Nanà I wanted to create an atmosphere. A constantly evolving state of mind contrary to everything that is static. ” Annabel Karim Kassar
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