What did you have in mind?
Trade terms for professionals and design studios
What did you have in mind?
Trade terms for professionals and design studios
Split the Mon Coeur sofa down the middle and each half measures 47 1/4 in. That is exactly the width LaCividina gives the swivel lounge chair on its own, so two people side by side each get as much room as one person in the armchair. Over its full 94 1/2 in the upholstered shell stays low in the center, climbs to a point at each end and never runs straight; underneath, two round discs take the place of legs. Peter Harvey drew it in 1998, and LaCividina builds it in Martignacco, in northeastern Italy.
Next to guest chairs in a waiting room or an office foyer, the sofa shares its other numbers with its companion: 43 1/4 in front to back, 45 1/4 in high, a seat 16 7/8 in off the floor. LaCividina builds up the frame for public-area use, fills it with flame-retardant foam that holds its form, and backs the seams with carbon fiber. The spec sheet photo shows it in red, though the color comes from the upholstery you pick. It is also filed with Italian lounge seating for private offices and executive floors.
Drop from two seats to one and the swivel lounge chair takes over at a width of 47 1/4 in, matching the sofa in depth and height, set on a single disc and the only Mon Coeur piece that turns. Eleven upholstery grades cover the span from Start up to Imperial, fabric and leather both, and customer’s own material is accepted. Bases come in black RAL 9005 or in polished chrome; options include a USB outlet and extra cushions. Under the fixed upholstery, the build is fir, beech, beech plywood, steel, masonite and fiberglass. La Mercanti checks the wall length on the plan before anyone falls for the sofa.
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Peter Harvey, in 1998. LaCividina credits him on the collection page and in the 2026 spec sheet for both pieces, the swivel lounge chair and the 2-seat sofa, with the date printed right next to his name.
Yes: among the features LaCividina publishes for the collection is a frame reinforced for use in public areas. It applies to the swivel lounge chair and to the 2-seat sofa, and it appears on the product page of each piece alongside the other construction notes.
Yes. LaCividina’s product pages offer BIM models and Revit families for both the swivel lounge chair and the 2-seat sofa, so the pieces can go straight into a project model alongside the rest of the room.
Three, among others: Steelcut Trio 3 in the Extra grade, plus Divina 3 and Hallingdal 65 in the Maxi grade. They appear on the 2026 Mon Coeur technical sheet as examples within LaCividina’s recommended upholstery grades.
An image library and a finishes folder, both downloadable from LaCividina’s pages for the swivel lounge chair and the 2-seat sofa. One holds pictures of the pieces, the other the finish options, ready for boards and client decks.
What reaches the door is the packed piece, heavier than the furniture inside it. Five steps to plan a Mon Coeur delivery from the figures LaCividina publishes.
A delivery is measured in packed weight and packed volume, not in the dimensions on the drawing. LaCividina publishes both figures for each piece, so start from those rather than from the furniture itself.
Packed, the 2-seat sofa weighs 346 lb gross against 265 lb net. The difference is the packaging, and it travels to the door with the sofa, so the higher figure is the one to hand over.
The swivel lounge chair ships at 150 lb gross, for 117 lb of actual furniture, in a package of 53 cu ft. Write these numbers next to its item number, 3001N, on the delivery sheet.
The sofa needs 141 cu ft of space in the truck and on its way inside, the chair 53 cu ft. A project with several pieces adds up quickly, so total the volumes before booking the delivery.
Give the gross weights and packed volumes to whoever delivers, and have them check doors, elevators and corridors on site before a date is set. They know what their crew can carry in.