Misfits Ottoman
The Moroso Misfits Ottoman by Ron Arad has an undulating padded top and a sculpted opening through its side.
This backless element continues the collection’s irregular shapes in a compact freestanding piece. Wool upholstery covers polyurethane foam over an internal steel frame, with black polypropylene feet beneath and a fixed cover.
Every detail, considered.
- Brand
- Moroso
- Collection
- Misfits
- Designer
- Ron Arad
- Design year
- 2007
- Descriptor
- Wool ottoman with undulating top and side opening
- Country
- Italy
- Structure
- Elements in cold injected polyurethane with an internal steel frame
- Materials
- 01Steel-framed foam body
Cold-injected polyurethane forms the undulating seat and open-sided contour.
- 02Fixed wool covering
The fabric follows the shaped body above polypropylene glides in this backless configuration.
Misfits Ottoman by Moroso has an undulating padded top with a sculpted opening through the side.
Wool upholstery covers cold-injected polyurethane over an internal steel frame, with polypropylene glides below. The covering remains fixed to the curved surfaces. This backless configuration forms a separate freestanding component within the larger sculptural seating collection.
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Italian designer sofas and seating where upholstery expertise meets expressive color, sculptural form and international creative voices.
Ron Arad
Ron Arad is an architect and designer born in Tel Aviv in 1951 to a family of artists. He studied at the Bezalel academy in Jerusalem and then at the Architectural Association in London through the 1970s, and in 1981 co-founded the studio One Off with Caroline Thorman, where his Rover Chair, a salvaged car seat on a tubular steel frame, and his bent and welded steel furniture made his name. He founded Ron Arad Associates in London in 1989 for design and architecture, ran a studio in Como from 1994 to 1999 and was professor of furniture and then industrial design at the Royal College of Art from 1997 to 2009. His Bookworm shelf, Tom Vac chair and Well Tempered Chair are produced by houses including Kartell, Vitra, Moroso and Driade, and his buildings include the Design Museum Holon in Israel, finished in 2010. He received the London Design Medal in 2011 and is a member of the Royal Academy of Arts. On this site his pieces appear across Driade, Lodes and Moroso.
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