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Carlo Forcolini

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Designer Carlo Forcolini
Année de projet 1980
Numéro ID d'Architonic 1166482

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Design from a poet, a philosopher – a design author. Objects designed out of passion and curiosity for life, creation and the unknowable. Objects of passion: full of vitality, play and humour. Design that makes you wonder and reflect, love or hate. Design that tells its – minuscule – narratives. The Carlo collection is a revitalisation of some of the master’s greatest designs, including the Miró chair, the Ran bookcase, and the Signorina Chan, Alien and Cotton Club chairs.

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A thin graphic contour, a simple geometry, a silhouette standing out from the crowd. Alien is a friendly chair that welcomes you with a smile.

Dimensions:
W 402 x D 491 x H 757 mm

Materials.
Painted steel (red, blue, black, yellow), matte finish
Painted MDF
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Alien Chair
Année de projet 1980

Numéro ID d'Architonic 1166482
Three “sails” blowing. A Chinese junk in the horizon. Sitting in the wind. A sense of desolation. A T-profile bar as a backrest, three curved frames and a horizontal semi-circle as the main supporting structure.

Dimensions:
W 600 x D 1000 x H 780 mm

Materials:
Metal and leather
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Signorina Chan
Année de projet 2012

Numéro ID d'Architonic 1191432
Three “sails” blowing. A Chinese junk in the horizon. Sitting in the wind. A sense of desolation. A T-profile bar as a backrest, three curved frames and a horizontal semi-circle as the main supporting structure.

Dimensions:
W 600 x D 1000 x H 780 mm

Materials:
Metal
Fabric or leather
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Signorina Chan
Année de projet 2012

Numéro ID d'Architonic 1166480
Dimensions:
W 646 x D 340 x H 348 mm

Materials:
Metal and leather
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Signorina Chan puff
Année de projet 2012

Numéro ID d'Architonic 1191433
Cotton Club takes up the theme of asymmetry and imbalance. It offers an ever-fresh design that must be discovered before being used.

Dimensions:
W 730 x D 570 x H 720 mm

Materials:
Black painted steel (matte finish)
Fabric or leather
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Cotton Club chair
Année de projet 1988

Numéro ID d'Architonic 1166490
Cotton Club takes up the theme of asymmetry and imbalance. It offers an ever-fresh design that must be discovered before being used.

Dimensions:
W 1400 x D 570 x H 720 mm

Materials:
Black painted steel (matte finish)
Fabric or leather
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Cotton Club sofa
Année de projet 1988

Numéro ID d'Architonic 1166491
Gongolo is a rocking armchair with a metal frame and supporting leather straps.

Dimensions:
W 680 x D 925 x H 782 mm

Materials:
Metal and leather
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Gongolo Chair

Numéro ID d'Architonic 1166475
Joan Miró was a pioneer in offering a new kind of relational pictorial space inspired by surreal and abstract expression, which is also reflected in the Miró chair collection.

Dimensions:
W 400 x D 400 x H 750 mm
W 400 x D 400 x H 650 mm
W 400 x D 405 x H 450 mm

Materials:
Legs in painted steel
Seat in painted steel (red, black, white), glossy finish
Available with and without backrest
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Miró Stool
Année de projet 1989

Numéro ID d'Architonic 1166483
Joan Miró was a pioneer in offering a new kind of relational pictorial space inspired by surreal and abstract expression, which is also reflected in the Miró chair collection.

Dimensions:
W 400 x D 400 x H 750 mm
W 400 x D 400 x H 650 mm
W 400 x D 405 x H 450 mm

Materials:
Legs in painted steel
Seat in painted steel (red, black, white), glossy finish
Available with and without backrest
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Miró Chair
Année de projet 1989

Numéro ID d'Architonic 1166489
Ran Library is inspired and influenced by Japanese and Chinese temple gates in both structure and aesthetic appearance. Ran Library is a self-supporting bookcase that leans up against the wall – as proud and strong as a samurai warrior. It is named after the iconic film directed by Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa.

Dimensions:
W 1120 x D 457 x H 2040 mm

Materials:
Structure in black painted steel
Shelfs available in wood veneer or glossy lacquer finish
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Ran Library
Année de projet 1987

Numéro ID d'Architonic 1166474