FELUCA ORGANIC
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The Feluca family expands and welcomes the new Organic version. The chair’s silhouette remains the same as its predecessors, with an elegantly elliptical frame on which the seat and backrest rest delicately, without visible hooks
In this new version, however, the frame is made of solid natural or black-stained ash, while the seat and backrest are made of coloured polypropylene in vivid nuances. A paradigm shift that adds wonder and amazement: the material warmth of the wood, which dresses a chair with gentle, human-sized forms, further enhances the vibrant colour of the polypropylene, for a play of contrasts and harmony that surprises and intrigues.
Freya is the highest expression of a pure and linear design, in which shape and functionality have always been going hand in hand.
The simplicity and harmony of the shapes that characterise it make Record Bench an extremely versatile piece of furniture.
Peb is an armchair that can be transformed and adapted to numerous contexts, thanks to the possibility of combining it with wooden legs or a metal frame, of choosing between two backrest heights an
Inspired by the iconic round glasses of great architects, Cory Grosser's RIM collection for Infiniti combines essential design and functionality.
Inspired by Nordic design, but reminiscent of soft, delicate forms, the Tondina family consists of a rounded seat and backrest supported by a slim frame.
Geometry, movement, colour. Round&Roll is a stool with a fixed or swivel seat and a storage basket under the seat.
Inspired by Nordic design, but reminiscent of soft, delicate forms, the Tondina family consists of a rounded seat and backrest supported by a slim frame.
Its name evokes only good feelings: softness, smoothness, fluffiness. These are the features that everyone expects from an armchair and that BomBom can provide.
Takumi is a syncretism of different periods and styles, reinterpreted in a contemporary key for the horeca world.
The feluca (“becorn hat” in English) is an ancient headgear used in the eighteenth century and characterized by two downward curved extremities.
