A three-seat “Okay” sofa designed by Adriano Piazzesi, circa 1970.
Characterised by its low, continuous volume and deeply tufted leather, the piece reads as a single sculptural mass rather than a conventional sofa. The tubular chrome structure wraps around the form, acting as both frame and visual outline — a defining gesture of the design.
The tension between soft, inflated upholstery and precise metal lines creates a bold architectural presence, placing the piece firmly within the radical Italian design language of the late 1960s
