Pratone

The Pratone, designed in 1971 by Giorgio Ceretti, Pietro Derossi, and Riccardo Rosso for Gufram, is a playful and unconventional piece that redefines seating. Shaped like oversized blades of grass, this radical design invites users to lounge, recline, or immerse themselves in its surreal form. Crafted from soft polyurethane foam, the Pratone embodies the spirit of the radical design movement, merging functionality with artistic expression. Its whimsical and oversized aesthetic challenges traditional furniture concepts, making it a standout piece in both design history and pop culture.