‘Wire’ stool, by Verner Panton, for &Tradition. ‘La Casa Dentro’ chaise longue, by Formafantasma. ‘Ernest’ sofa, by Jean-Marie Massaud, for Poliform. ‘Emmi’ armchair, by Hannes Peer, for Minotti.
SEATING
‘NARINARI’ CHAIR
by Tiziano Guardini and Luigi Ciuffreda, for B&B Italia
Upholstered in raw-cut felt, this unusual armchair comes with a winged backrest inspired by the shape of a spotted eagle ray gliding through the sea and jumping out of the water. Its young Milan-based designers, Tiziano Guardini and Luigi Ciuffreda, have merged their experience in fashion and architectural design to create this origami-like seat with meticulous detailing and contrasting curves.
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‘PEBBLE’ BAR STOOL
by Lanzavecchia + Wai, for Living Divani
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