Alessandro Becchi, Anfibio Sofa, Giovanneti

The Anfibio model is one of the iconic pieces of 1970s Italian design. Becchi reimagined the conventional sofa as a flexible, transformable structure capable of shifting from a wraparound seat to a sleeping surface. This dual function explains both the model’s name and its connection to an era in which Italian design sought new, more informal, and adaptable ways of living. Giovannetti itself considers it one of its most innovative and representative historic designs.