Design by Claudio Dondoli & Marco Pocci. An innovative, dynamic stackable chair with a perforated, gas assisted, injection moulded polypropylene seat. Perfect for the home, outdoors or the contract sector. Available in a wide range of colors.

Available Mid April 2011

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We all know that hotels, restaurants, and museums have had an eye for the modern touch. Here's a look at a few locales that have opted to had splashes of modernism into their functional environment.

Tom Kelley, the designer behind many fan favorites such as the Alfabet collection as designed a minimal chair with curved forms called 911. Many chairs pass through a time evolution, so the people often become patrons of the classic or modern designs. They can choose between the functional certainty or aesthetic value, pomposity or inner beauty. However, there are also people who want the best of all the worlds. And just for those people, there are the products, such as the chairs and armchairs 911, available. Clean, quality and attractive in the long term.

a house in Sendai, Japan "characterized by seamless geometric volumes and an impenetrable facade, the design features a protruding upper floor and a plan that centers around an internal courtyard. Dark louvers on the slanted facade act as a shield to the residence, providing views outwards but not in."

Serif is a barstool completely made in polyethylene by rotomoulding, it easily suits in indoor and outdoor places, with a special vocation for the contract environment.
Available in total white look or in a natural chromatic palette so to underline the perfect collocation en plain air and the eco-friendly soul.

"Serif barstool comes from the idea based on the concept of classical beauty. The project presents a new aesthetic for the rotomoulding technology, often used to create formal oddities end in themselves. The choice of Serif design is the one of a three-dimensional grace that recall the world of the Times New Roman font. Serif is therefore an hybrid between a letter and a small three-dimensional column which belongs to an indefinite architectural style. Classic forms and proportions are blended in it, recognizable at first sight, out of the current trends, it has a sort of aura of instant classic."

Available for the Spring outdoor collection, early April 2011

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