Camaleonda Modular Sofas in Red Velvet attributed to Mario Bellini for B&B Italia / C&B Italia, 1973, Set of 4

Mario Bellini for B&B Italia ‘Camaleonda’ Modular Sofa in original red velvet corduroy upholstery Italy 1973 Mario Bellini designed this iconic ‘Camaleonda’ sofa in 1973 for B&B Italia. This set consists of four significant modular elements that can be arranged in multiple ways to create a perfect seating landscape. The sofa is known for its excellent comfort and looks and has a beautiful original red velvet corduroy upholstery, making it an ultimate mid-century modern must-have. The design of this sofa became famous after it was featured in the 1972 exhibition ‘Italy and The New Domestic Landscape’ at the MOMA Museum. The sofa is in excellent condition with almost perfect vintage upholstery, making it ideal for collectors of furniture, art, and design. This is an original production piece created by B&B Italia in 1973 after Piero Busnelli bought out Cassina and changed the name to B&B Italia. Bellini designed his furniture for the relationship between man and the environment, and the Camaleonda sofa is no exception. The sectional elements of the sofa can be used freely and apart from one another, providing endless flexible solutions for any project or living room. Bellini’s work is complex and original, and this sofa is no exception. It provides a unique combination of color and texture that makes it stand out from other mid-century modern furniture. If you’re looking for a comfortable, iconic, and modular sofa, the Camaleonda is an excellent choice.