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Architonic ID: 20147924
SKU: EQ SYSTEM
Year of Launch: 2019
A new, unusual and hybrid object. A seat that is halfway between the stool, the bench and the wall in which we lean instinctively and informally while chatting, on the phone as well as face-to-face.
E-quo has a very small seat at a height of about 60 cm and is therefore designed for temporary rest in a semi-upright position.
The idea is to bring into the work environment what you usually do in the open air when you "lean" against a wall to make a phone call, take notes or surf the web.
Concept
A new, unusual and hybrid item with clean lines and an essential shape: a multiple seat product, halfway between a bench for seating and a fence for leaning for a short recharge break. With compact dimensions and a vertical development up to 60 cm, E-QUO is equipped with electrical wiring and USB ports suitable for all electronic devices; created for a temporary stop in a semi-erect position allows you to recharge your laptop and tablet providing a point of support to write a quick note, make a phone call or navigate comfortably from your device.
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Material
Base solid wood, Oak, Seat solid wood, Tabletop solid wood, Wood
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Orlandini Design
Italy
Before Paolo Orlandini started his current company, having graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Politecnico di Milano, he designed more than 500 products in 41 years together with Roberto Lucci. These have won a multitude of design prizes and include numerous chairs. Altogether, over 5 million chairs bearing the label "Lucci & Orlandini" have been made. Paolo Orlandini now runs the design studio with his son Folco and a young design team, near Milan. Orlandini Design specifically works with the latest trends and state-of-the-art technologies. This approach often results in innovative product solutions that provide new answers to manufacturing issues.