Originally designed for a hotel in Marrakech, Ottoman is inspired by the traditional Moroccan footstool. The pattern contributes to the comfort of the seating and adds a visual contrast in the two-color version. The sofa maintains a tension between the strictness of geometrical lines and its softness.

Curves, details and topstitching tell a story of rich know-how while evoking the sensuality and strength of the animal and vegetation world through a combination of leather and fluid shapes. The duality of strength and softness is the image of the object itself.

A continuous line unrolls in a chair, giving shape to the design by following itself in its rounded trajectory, just like the number eight.

The back of the chair unveils itself first and the straight ridges linking the chair's feet to its back give the piece a sense of stability and strength. Corvo reveals in each angle, facet and curve different wood thicknesses. It is made entirely by hand.