The Vanity Fair pouf features a supporting frame made of seasoned solid beech. The suspension system is created with elastic belts, while the padding is in polyurethane foam with a goose down cushion. The upholstery is available in Pelle Frau® leather or fabric.
Officially called “model 904” but known, since 1984, as Vanity Fair, over time this seat has become the emblem of Poltrona Frau. It is thought that the project, which first went into production in 1930, was developed on the basis of designs that Renzo Frau left his wife, Savina. The deliberately volumetric configuration of the Vanity Fair armchair saw it become one of the universal icons of Italian design. Also available in a “baby” version, exactly two thirds the size of the original, Vanity Fair is also a comfortable pouf.
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