A rare example of the Camaleonda modular sofa, designed by Mario Bellini in 1970 for B&B Italia. An icon of Italian radical design: its composition — four armchairs and one pouf — can be freely rearranged, creating a different domestic landscape every time. This example retains its original period fabric, an authentic witness to its history.
From a private home, preserved in its original upholstery
The Camaleonda has entered design history as one of the manifestos of Italian Radical Design. Its modular geometry — four interchangeable armchairs and a pouf — anticipated the concept of flexible furniture by decades. The example presented comes from a private interior and fully retains its original upholstery fabric, a rare and significant detail for collectors.