Swan Italia was founded in 1963 and it is specialized in the production of upholstered furniture. Its company philosophy is based on a perfect combination of efficient quality standards, meticulous attention to detail and technical production knowledge. Swan is synonymous with quality upholstered furniture and, thanks to the entirely Italian production, the creation of its own exclusive design projects, the use of traditional typical Italian processes, the use of semi-finished products produced exclusively in Italy, the use of first quality raw materials and components and the creation of products that comply with the safety standards in use, fully meets the requirements to have the official «100% Made in Italy» certification since 2011. During the over fifty-five years of activity, Swan has established itself on the national and international market where it is now present in about 60 countries. Swan pays special attention to the development of the market and contemporary design trends and has been working with famous architects and designers for many years. From 2012 the company collab. Since 2012 the company has been collaborating with the architect Francesco Lucchese who designs the Hemingway sofa, one of the company’s best sellers. HEMINGWAY is a modular sofa with a spacious seat , harmoniously combining maximum functionality with the comfort that distinguishes all Swan furnishings. The concept was developed to respond to the specific and ever evolving needs of contemporary living and the search for solutions dedicated to personal comfort. A built-in mechanism allows for a movement of the backrest which modifies the depth of the seat, thus providing two different user configurations: a relaxation mode for quietly resting when the backrest is open and a more dynamic conversation mode when the backrest is closed. The modules are combined with the platform concept to create extensive relaxation areas; volumes are visibly taut but, at the same time, fully reveal their pleasing softness thanks to a deep-button upholstery which traces a sumptuous decorative motif over the entire surface of the seat and backrest, which also suggests the possibility of a spectacular centre room arrangement. The leather armrest of minimal lines contrasts with the generous volumes supporting the softness of the cushions. Particular attention has been focused on the leather trims evidenced by the refinement of a sartorial work- manship which enhances the cushion by transforming it into an authentic fashion accessory. Thanks to the versatility of the com- positions and the wide range of fabrics available, Hemingway finds its place both in residential environments and in contract projects such as hotels and spaces for entertainment. www.swanitaly.com
Production of upholstered furniture
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