Seletti Hot Dog Sofa Studio Job

Seletti Hot Dog Sofa Studio Job

Seletti Hot Dog Sofa Studio Job - The Hot Dog sofa is part of the Un_Limited collection created by Studio Job in a special collaboration with Seletti. The sofa takes the form of a hot dog, with the flipped-up bun as the backrest and a huge sausage as the bolster cushion. The sofa is crafted by hand in Italy using premium materials with a high level of attention to detail. This comfortable and whimsical sofa would make a great statement piece in a restaurant, reception or office break-out area.

Material: fabrics in polyester, cotton, viscose, acrylic, linen

Structure in Wood, Polyurethane and Metal.

Feet in resin gold plated

Size: H 115 cm, L 188 cm

The Un_Limited collection comprises the Hot Dog Sofa, the Burger Armchair and 3 vegetable cushions: Gherkin, Tomato and Cucumber, ideal "top-ups" for both the sofa and the armchair (please select each desired item and add to cart). The collection is part of a special Job & Seletti collaboration which includes furniture, lighting and accessories.

Studio Job was founded in 2000 by Nynke Tynagel and Job Smeets, both graduates of the Design Academy Eindhoven. They have been hugely influential in elevating design arts in contemporary culture with their highly sought-after limited edition creations. These are often inspired by highly personal experiences and are characterised by extravagant details executed using both traditional and modern techniques.

Seletti has evolved a long way from its roots as a family business founded in 1964 importing interior products into Italy. Now run by the second generation with Stefano Seletti at its creative helm, Seletti has broadened its product range from tableware to decorative items, lighting, furniture and more. Its vast collection reflects the creative energy of Stefano's team and his distinctive design philosophy: playful designs inspired by everyday objects but always with an unexpected, witty twist. Surprising and delightful in equal measures and always at democratic prices.

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