
Krisby Sofa
The Krisby sofa by Ditre Italia pairs a light raised frame with generous seat and back cushions.
Designed by Stefano Spessotto, its sculpted metal-alloy feet give the base a distinctive profile. Armrest cushions are offered in a firmer rectangular style or a softer, enclosing version, allowing the tailored silhouette to become more relaxed.
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- Brand
- Ditre Italia
- Collection
- Kris
- Designer
- Stefano Spessotto
- Descriptor
- Modular sofa with sculpted metal feet
- Country
- Italy
- Structure
- Frame structure in plywood panels in class E1, Structural elements in wood particle panels in class E1 and infill in faesite
- Springing
- Back panel made of wood particles. Seat with pre-tensioned crossed propylene fiber and latex elastic webbing.
- Materials
- 01Two arm-cushion profiles
A firmer rectangular cushion or a softer enclosing version changes the support at the arm.
- 02Optional adjustable-height feet
UP feet range from 14 to 19 cm, changing the sofa's elevation.
- 03Removable seat and back covers
Cushion covers detach in every upholstery version; only fabric body covers are removable.
Krisby by Ditre Italia is a modular sofa distinguished by sculpted metal-alloy feet and two arm-cushion profiles.
Foam cushions sit on a plywood and wood-panel structure, with fabric, leather, faux leather and mixed-cover versions. Two-seat and three-seat sofas extend into corner and chaise lounge arrangements, with a smaller two-seat format and lower-back alternatives. Optional height-adjustable feet change the base elevation, while seat and back covers are removable.
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Stefano Spessotto
Stefano Spessotto is an Italian product, graphic and interior designer. He trained at the art school in Udine and spent three years at an advertising agency before turning to product design at twenty-two; his Flut bathroom furniture for Cerasa, of 1990, is credited with changing how the industry thought about the bathroom. He founded the Dedalo studio in 1991, working first for sportswear and footwear brands such as Benetton, Le Coq Sportif and K2 and then for furniture houses including Ditre Italia, Valcucine, Scavolini and Teuco. For many years he was Ditre Italia's artistic director, developing and coordinating ideas across product, graphics and interiors, and he still directs other furniture houses; the Chloè armchair for Ditre Italia was designed with Lorella Agnoletto, who worked with the studio until 2016. His recent work concentrates on furniture for smaller homes. On this site his pieces appear across Ditre Italia and Calligaris.
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Before you commit to the Krisby Sofa, our studio checks it against your space and walks you through every finish it comes in.
- Footprint checked against your floor planPlus doorways, stairs and clearances
- Leather, fabric and colour chosen with youand more, in the showroom
- We manage the order for youFrom the factory to your door
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