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Fizz barstool
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Architonic ID: 1245190
Año de Lanzamiento: 2013
Barstool in beech or oak timber, multi-ply veneered or upholstered seat.
Concepto
Fizz is a collection designed for bars, cafes, restaurants and canteens.
The idea from which we start thinking about Fizz was the challenge to create a stackable designed chair without any compromises. All the details come from structural aspects while the round shapes and the smoothed edges make the objects of the collection suitable for being used in public environments.
The items are available in two versions: one colour and dual colour in a large number of options.
Fizz chair has been proved for contracting -non domestic seating- at the EU Catas institute, level 2 severe according to DIN EN 1728:2012 while all the collection is produced according to FSC100% requirements.
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Especificaciones
Material
Base madera maciza, Asiento madera contrachapada, Madera
Variantes
1
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Archivos de diseño
3
Distribuidores
Diseñadores
Lorenz+Kaz
Italy
From 1990-1994 he studied Industrial Design at the Accademy of Art in Hamburg, continued at the Royal College of Art in London, where he completed his studies in August 1996 with a Master Degree in Furniture. Few months later he moves to New york, working for a Media Company and various other Design Studios. Back in Europe in 1998, he starts working for James Irvine in Milan, where he stays until autumn 2001. Since then, he works in his own studio in Milan. He is collaborating in many projects with Catharina Lorenz, working for clients like FontanaArte, Bedont, Present Perfekt, Zoltan Gruppo DePadova and Segno. Apart from working for other clients, they launched their own furniture line, which they produce and sell under the label Lorenz * Kaz. Since Spring 2003 he is Professor at the University of Bolzano, teaching at the Faculty of Art and Design.
