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Ron Arad – Soft Heart Lounge / Rocking Chair Moroso, Italy, 1990s
$ 3,200
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Description
The Soft Heart chair is far more than a seating object—it is an iconic, emotionally driven design statement. Designed by the internationally acclaimed Ron Arad for Moroso, this piece perfectly balances sculptural form, humor, and comfort. Its heart-shaped silhouette features soft, flowing curves that invite relaxation, while the chair’s gentle rocking motion transforms sitting into a sensory experience.
This is not a conventional lounge chair; it is a piece that engages the viewer, sparks conversation, and immediately becomes the focal point of any interior. Reupholstered in rich red wool, the chair has a bold yet refined presence that feels both expressive and elegant. Whether placed in a modern, postmodern, or eclectic setting, the Soft Heart stands out as a confident design statement, equally suited to private interiors, galleries, or creative spaces.
Structurally, the chair is built around a robust internal metal frame, combined with molded polyurethane foam that ensures lasting shape and comfort. The rocking function is carefully engineered to be smooth, controlled, and stable, offering a calming motion rather than a sense of instability. The new red wool upholstery follows the chair’s sculptural form closely, highlighting its flowing silhouette and distinctive heart-shaped profile.
The Soft Heart is not a conventional mass-market object. It is a piece for collectors and design enthusiasts who appreciate bold forms, historical significance, and furniture that communicates emotion as well as function. - More Information
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Dimensions
W. 30.31 in; D. 40.55 in; W. 77 cm; D. 103 cm; Open W. 25.59 in; Open W. 65 cm;
Message from Seller:
Artibus365 was founded in Debrecen, Hungary in 2009 by Tibor Nagy, who now curates a diverse collection of 20th-century European design alongside gallery manager Emese Szabó. Driven by a passion for authenticity, craftsmanship, and individuality, the gallery sources exceptional furniture and design objects ranging from Viennese Art Nouveau and Bauhaus to Scandinavian and Mid-Century Modern for collectors and design enthusiasts worldwide. +36 30 218 2162 hello@artibus365.com artibus365.com
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