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Gea Sofa
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Gea Sofa
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Architonic ID: 1468787
Einführungsjahr: 2017
Sofas with the frame in aluminium powder painted in carob colour. The seat is made up of a belt frame painted powder painted. The cushions are in expanded polyurethane and fibre for outdoor, with a waterproof cover. For the codes 87051 and 87052 a slat is available to be placed on the right or on the left of the sofa, to be chosed between the following materials: Abonos oak, afrormosia wood and Etna lava stone. The upholstery, with fabrics from the Open-air collection, is completely removable, with the piping in waterproof eco-leather available in various colour shades. For codes 87050, 87051 and 87052 a second optional cushion is available to complete the backrest.
A combination of materials and textures inspires the concept of the GEA small sofa. On a carob coloured steel frame, the soft, completely water-proof cushions covered in a collection of fabrics in highly sophisticated textures and colours, suggest comfort and create a pleasing contrast with the minimal lines of the base. The texture of the woods, in pure abonos oak (a thousand-year old fossil wood sourced from rivers) or afrormosia, or the patterns of the Etna lava stone, give a three dimensional quality to the panel that finishes one of the sofa's two sides.
Konzept
From the Greek γαια, meaning “the earth", GEA is a collection of furniture and objects designed by Chi Wing Lo, which celebrates the beauty and openness of outdoor living. The morning sun, the breeze at sunset, the approaching rain...all reflected in the choice of materials, where every detail has been designed for living closer to nature. Sophisticated materials and nature's temperament come together to create a collection of chairs, tables, sofas, beach loungers, parasols, lamps and objects to help us enjoy and love a simple life outdoors.
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Produktdetails
Material
Untergestell Metall, Metall, Edelstahl
Design-Dateien
17
Vertriebspartner
Designer
Chi Wing Lo
Italy
Founder of CHI WING LO® Furniture & Design, a brand of furniture designed and made in Italy under his close direction. Lo has been actively pursuing design in Italy for almost twenty years. He is still the only Chinese architect and designer to be embraced by the prestigious circle of contemporary Italian design. In 2006, Lo was among the Italian Delegates to transmit the spirit of Italian design in Russia. His aspiration for timelessness has brought his furniture designs to international attention and many of his earlier works continue to be much sought after today. In 2007, Lo was invited by the Hong Kong Design Centre to contribute a design to commemorate the tenth anniversary of Hong Kong’s unification with China. The same year, the Radio Television Hong Kong broadcast a documentary of his life and work. He was the art director for Giorgetti from 2004 to 2006 and was the chairman of the jury for the St. Petersburg Design Biennale in 2009. His tower house was nominated for the Mies van der Rohe Prize in Architecture in 2009. At Foshan, Guangzhou, in 2010, he organized and chaired an international design conference on a theme addressing the need of original design in China. In parallel, Lo has also created a series of sculptures that reflect the essence of his architecture and design. A solo exhibition with the titles: Chi Wing Lo - Journey of the Imagination was presented at the Yi & C. Contemporary Art in Taipei in 2012, and Chi Wing Lo - Vision of a Civilization was presented at the Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery in Hong Kong in early 2013. Raised in Hong Kong, Lo received his Master Degree in Architecture from Harvard University with the best thesis prize in 1988. Lo had taught at the Syracuse University, NY, and had been a member of the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Stuttgart. Served as a visiting critic in different universities and a frequent speaker in design events, Lo has a multidisciplinary practice, integrating art, architecture, interior and furniture designs for exclusive projects in Milan, Athens, London, Istanbul, Yalta, Beirut, Dubai, Shanghai and Beijing.
