Antelope Angular Sectional Sofa
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Antelope Angular Sectional Sofa
View more by: Il Loft
• Designed by Arch. Giuseppe Viganò – Studio Viganò
• Inspired by Antelope Canyon erosion forms
• Swept, wing-like sculptural arms
• Varied seat depths across the composition
• Angular, L-shape, and island configurations
The Antelope Angular Sectional Sofa by Il Loft draws on the sculpted forms of Antelope Canyon, with swept wing-like arms and a varied seat depth that make the silhouette appear carved from a single organic mass.
Designed by Arch. Giuseppe Viganò of Studio Viganò, the Antelope Angular Sectional Sofa by Il Loft takes its inspiration from Antelope Canyon — the sandstone formation shaped over thousands of years by wind and water erosion. Just as the canyon appears to have been carved from a single piece of stone, the Antelope sofa reads as one continuous sculptural form, with dramatic swept arms, a flowing exterior profile, and seat depths that vary across the composition to offer different ways of inhabiting the piece. Available in a wide range of angular, L-shape, and island configurations, it adapts equally to intimate residential spaces and grand hospitality interiors.
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Materials And Finishes
• Fully upholstered seat, back, and arms
• Upholstery in fabric, microfiber, eco-leather, or leather
• Made in Italy by Il Loft
Dimensions
Overall height: 26″ H
Seat height: 17″
Standard module depth: 39″ D
Linear sofa widths
• ANT 02: 98″ W
• ANT 03: 106″ W
• ANT 04: 114″ W
Representative L-shape configurations
• ANT 21 / ANT 22: 110″ W x 69″ D
• ANT 23 / ANT 24: 130″ W x 69″ D
• ANT 29 / ANT 30: 128″ W x 61″ D
• ANT 31 / ANT 32: 157″ W x 55″ D
• ANT 36 / ANT 37: 146″ W x 106″ D
Island configurations
• ANT 38 / ANT 39: 157″ W x 118″ D
• ANT 42: 106″ W x 106″ D
Single armchair (ANT 01): 43″ W x 36″ D x 26″ H
44 modular configurations available. Custom compositions and dimensions on request.
Color Options
Available in a full range of fabric, microfiber, eco-leather, and leather upholstery options.
