silla 40 pion Modelo 3D

Descrição

silla 40

description

a tribute to the 20th century.
to commemorate anniversary, the design
studio nadadora proposed the concept of designing
four chairs, one for each of decades.
instead of four totally different chairs, nadadora decided
that the project would make even more sense
if each chair shared the same structure. this way the
difference lies in the backs; each one inspired by a
key moment in the history of furniture design. now,
we add two new versions: metal feet with and without
arms.
the ’20s back symbolises concepts drawn from the
work of marcel breuer and his cesca chair. the ’30s
back is a nod to scandinavian design, in particular, the
69 chair by alvar aalto. the ’40s variant represents
the organic design of the ’40s, ’50s and ’60s and celebrates
the lcw chairs designed by charles eames.
postmodern influences are impregnated in the ’70s,
inspired by designs like those of synthesis 45 by
ettore sottssas for olivetti.

dimension
h 82cm l 46cm/45cm l top 38cm
h seat 46cm

typology: dining / guest chairs
collection: gráfica
designer: isaac piñeiro





pion

description

a new piece for the set
black and grey tones mix with white mottling in a new
ochavo granite top for the successful and elegant
pion petra, and a white marble has also been added
to the range with grey veins.
these natural spanish stones convey inherent beauty
and granite is one of the strongest and most durable
options.
the thin-grain granite’s dark tones combine with the
table base’s high gloss sombra lacquer colour. the
ibiza white colour has been paired with a new high
gloss shade of grey that we have called ice.
simple and masterful at the same time, the combination
is a nod to chess, the game that the inspired
ionna vautrin to design the pion.
the base represents a pawn, while the black and
white table top is reminiscent of a chequered chess
board.

dimension
h74cm
d50cm
l large table 240cm

typology: dining tables
collection: enigma turati
designer: ionna vautrin




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