SASSI, a collection of remarkably realistic 'stones' from Gufram, is more than just furniture - they are captivating storytellers. Designed in 1968 by Piero Gilardi, these pieces bring elements of the great outdoors into your living space, offering a whimsical seating solution or a captivating decor element. First showcased at the 1968 Milan Triennale stairs, SASSI, made from lightweight polyurethane, mimic real stones, encapsulating Gufram's innovative "true-fake" concept and their love for nature-inspired design.

The pièce de résistance of the Sassi collection is SEDILSASSO, the largest of the stones, doubling as a functional pouf. This piece seamlessly melds aesthetics with functionality: pretense with purpose.

Its smaller counterparts serve as ornamental pieces, inviting contemplation and tranquility indoors. Enhanced with Guflac®, Gufram's patented coating, each of the SASS achieve a striking hyper-realism, presenting an amusing interplay between reality and illusion, nature and artifice, weight and weightlessness.

These deceptively realistic stones, part of the prestigious MoMA's permanent collection, redefine the biblical phrase: "Let him who is without sin cast the first stone". With SASSI, you're encouraged to cast these stones - not in judgement, but in celebration of innovative design, tactile marvels, and the magic of transformation from outdoor ruggedness to indoor chic.

Pouf and ornamental elements of soft polyurethane, finished and decorated by hand with Guflac®.

Limited Edition 1/2000. 

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