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Trampoliere
Über dieses Produkt
Architonic ID: 1497714
SKU: trampoliere-8
Einführungsjahr: 2013
Bistrò base with three ways base in lacquered or chrome steel. Suitable for outdoor use. Maximum top size: 80x80 cm, ø 90 cm- 31,5x31,5 in, ø35,4 in.
Konzept
The Trampoliere collection is a project by the designer Roberto Paoli, that plays with a balanced body: the apparently unsteady legs reach upwards by a few millimeters over the seat. This is the products’ particular detail.
Trampoliere collection is composed of chair and stool with four-legged base in lacquered metal. All versions are stackable. Optional: removable pillow for seat and backrest upholstered with lines in leather, faux leather or fabric. Versions in cat. O1 e O2 metals are suitable for outdoor use, except for marine areas.
Collection also composed of three coffee tables in different sizes. All versions are available with a three-legged metal base and round top in melamine or hpl.
Bistrot bases are also available in different heights.
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Produktdetails
Material
Untergestell Metall, Verbundwerkstoff, Metall, Tischplatte beschichtet / laminiert
Design-Dateien
17
Vertriebspartner
Designer
Roberto Paoli
Italy
In 1994 he graduated from the University of Florence with a degree in architecture. In 1992 he started his career as an industrial designer and worked with several furniture companies. Since his first works, he has received several awards including Young & Design award in 1992 and the Waterly European Award in 1993. Roberto Paoli's focus is on clean lines with a careful attention to detail. He applies his historical research to creating new uses for alternative materials. He combines his design career with his architectural education to create graphic design for museums, public relations and art direction. He has created designer complementary furnishings, upholstery, computer accessories and items in PVC. His works have been published in some of the most widely read design magazines. He lives and works in Milan and Ancona.
