Stephanie Thatenhorst Interior Design

Mario Bellini's modular icon
The Le Mura sofa, designed by Mario Bellini in 1972, is considered an icon of Italian design history. Its name refers to the historic city walls of Rome, whose massive block structure inspired the modular concept. The clearly defined upholstered elements combine sculptural presence with supreme comfort. Freely combinable, the sofa creates a space that architecturally structures rooms while exuding a sense of homely spaciousness. Whether used as a standalone piece or in expansive configurations, Le Mura creates a strong, distinctive focal point in any interior.
Tacchini is an Italian family business that has been producing furniture with high design standards since 1967. With a focus on authentic materials, craftsmanship, and the reissue of important design classics, Tacchini creates objects that shape contemporary spaces and continue to write international design history.

Material
Structure: wooden frame with polyurethane foam padding
Cover: fabric or leather (removable)
Feet: not visible, for floating effect

Dimensions
Modular design; individual element: W 102 cm × D 102 cm × H 70 cm, seat height: 40 cm
Combinations can be individually configured