Milos outdoor daybed

The austerity of aluminum meets the warmth of iroko wood in this seating system distinguished by its lean, minimalist design.

The lower part of the Milos sofa structure is made of aluminum, a lightweight yet strong material, while the upper part is in solid iroko, a kind of wood whose high resistance to the effects of weather makes it particularly suited to use in outdoor settings.

In counterpoint to the clean, squared lines of the structure are the voluminous seat and backrest cushions with their soft padding and elegant couture details, like the grosgrain piping.
The Milos seating system also includes a reclinable daybed that can stand alone or be integrated into various arrangements by means of fasteners that can be hooked and unhooked with ease.

If not in use for lengthy periods of time, it is recommended that the Milos sofas be covered with their respective covers to keep them in good condition and maintain their original appearance as long as possible.

Most of the components used in the Milos seating elements can be recycled.

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Antonio Citterio

Designer (2023)

Antonio Citterio, born 1950 in Meda, Italy, studied architecture at the Milan Polytechnic. In 1972 he began work as a designer and consultant in the field of industrial design, before joining Terry Dwan as a partner at Studio Citterio/Dwan from 1987-96. He held...

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Flexform

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Flexform is a family affair. Now in its third generation, Flexform was founded in the Brianza furniture manufacturing district in Northern Italy. The unique global phenomenon of Italian furniture design was born in the 1960s, right here.

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