Bocca Lip-Shaped Sofa

Gufram Bocca Lip-Shaped Sofa by Studio 65

Creator

GUFRAM Furniture (Manufacturer),

Studio 65 (Designer)

Dimensions

Height: 33.47 in (85 cm)

Width: 83.47 in (212 cm)

Depth: 31.5 in (80 cm)

Material: Soft Polyurethane upholstered with fabric.

Born to satisfy the demand of a private customer, it’s been featured since then on dedicated - but not only - magazine covers, 

and it is still displayed in the most unconventional houses in the world, and in the important museums around the globe. 

We’re talking about Bocca, the famous red sofa shaped as giant lips.

Getting their inspiration from the 1935 Portrait of Mae West by surreal artist Dalì, as well as from the hot red lips of Hollywood stars, 

Studio 65 architects achieved a masterpiece destined to become an object of cult. Pop DNA, 

a sensual and provocative soul, feminine and elegant aspect. Bocca is among the most sought-after, 

loved, and imitated products of home furniture. The 1970 original is exclusively by Gufram.

Since 2008 Bocca comes in two new versions: Dark Lady e Pink Lady. The first - rebellious, 

all black and with an oversize piercing - is the transgressive interpretation,

 with a marked gothic inclination. Voluptuous and of great impact, Dark lady shows its rock spirit.

The other version, Pink Lady, comes with a new lipstick of a more glamorous and fashionable 

colour - fuchsia - which makes it a settee that is even more the object of talk; the ideal setting for a spectacular glittery modernity.

To celebrate its first 50 years of work in 2016, Gufram introduces a special limited series of only fifty Bocca sofas. 

Retaining its iconic shape, inspired by the red lips of the Hollywood divas, this new GOLD edition emphasizes the brand’s important landmark,

 and enriches even further an object welcomed into the most beautiful homes and most important museums in the world.

Bocca, the original 1970 lips-shaped couch is only Gufram’s. More than any other, this object of design represents the perfect abstraction of feminine beauty. 

It is no coincidence that it was photographed by important photographers such as David La Chapelle and Richard Avedon together with style icons, 

muses, as well as the most beautiful women in the world such as Marisa Berenson, Heidi Klum, Anne Hathaway and Sharon Stone. 

It is among Gufram’s best known products, and as a true diva it was the protagonist of more than a thousand editorials and featured 

on the covers and editorials of the main design and fashion magazines like Vogue, Harper’s Baazar, Elle and Vanity Fair just to name a few. 

This sensual couch, which is ideal for a tête-à-tête, has entered the collective imagination on par with Andy Warhol’s works, 

as well as other pop art masterpieces. Soft and welcoming thanks to its look and the soft polyurethane it is made of, the sexiest couch 

in the history of interior design can interpret the atmosphere of interior design with the most appropriate make-up. 

Exclusive and provocative when fire red, black with an oversize piercing that exalts its rock and transgressive soul, or produced in a precious golden version,

 it lends itself also to other alluring contemporary tones. Besides at the Louvre, the couch Bocca was on exhibit in the most important museums in the world, 

such as the Museum of Applied Art and Science in Sydney, the Design Museum in Monaco, and the MAK in Vienna.