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Baffo, a tube that runs and bends, holding a leather basin suspended a foot from the ground. The Baffo armchair is the result of the union between the industrial processing of the mass-produced structure and the leather of the seat belonging to the artisan culture, created by hand as a unique piece. The contrasting seams are also handmade and find continuity of design in the line of the structure. Supporting structure in tubular metal with galvanic polished chrome treatment and thick leather seat. Letteratura: Bibliography: Davide Mosconi_Design italiano 70_Achille Mauri Editore_Milan, Year 1970 - Modern Chairs_The Whitechapel Art Gallery 1918-1970, pp. 96, Milan, Year 1970 - New furniture_nue mobel_n 10_ edited by herausgegeben Von Gerd Hatje, P.34, Germany 1971 - Designers: In 1968 Gianni Pareschi with the G 14 (Gianni Pareschi, from Roberto Ubaldi, Gianfranco Facchetti, Pino Pensotti, Umberto Orsoni), Ezio Didone and Alberto Colombi...

1935 series: the iconic bookshelf by Carlo Scarpa The Serie 1935 bookshelf was conceived by the master of Italian architecture, Carlo Scarpa, a piece that was considered extraordina...

Combi Center is a well-known industrial design product born from the creative genius of Joe Colombo, an Italian designer famous for his innovative design vision in the 1960s and 1970...

Camaleonda, designed by Mario Bellini in 1970, is the sofa that defined the interior design aesthetic of an entire era, becoming an icon of Italian design. Camaleonda achieved wide...

The 804 Secretaire is one of the most significant pieces of Gianfranco Frattini's creative work. Designed in 1962 for Bernini, it highlights Frattini's remarkable design skill and th...

**Kentucky** is a chair born from the collaboration between Carlo Scarpa and the company Bernini. It features an apparent formal simplicity that, in reality, reflects a highly comple...

Pranzo is a dining table clearly inspired by the Lombard cabinetmaking tradition in walnut wood, showcasing Silvio Coppola's essential approach to design; a design devoid of ephemera...

Pranzo is a sideboard clearly inspired by the Lombard cabinetmaking tradition, crafted in walnut wood, in which the essential approach to design typical of Silvio Coppola is evident....

Breaking away from the linear pattern, yet simultaneously serving as a connector, Flabello takes center stage in the room for the creation of highly original and dynamic living zones...

Topos: an iconic chair designed by Gruppo Dam (1969) Topos is a chair designed in 1969 by Gruppo Dam, renowned for its innovative approach to design. The chair is characterized by a sturdy supporting structure made of metal tubing, elegantly folded into a flower shape at the base and finished with a polished chrome surface. This solid base supports the seat, crafted from thick Bulgarian leather, meticulously hand-stitched to ensure durability and quality. The Designers and Dam Group: Gruppo Dam (*Designer Associati Milano*) was founded in 1968 by Gianni Pareschi, together with G14 (comprising Gianni Pareschi, Roberto Ubaldi, Gianfranco Facchetti, Pino Pensotti, and Umberto Orsoni), Ezio Didone, and Alberto Colombi...

The Giulietta chair is a product designed by Franco Poli for Bernini in 2005. The product line is essential, with compact and enveloping proportions fo...

Powerfully expressive, Topos table draws inspiration from the fluid, organic shape of flower, true sculpture produced by nature. The structure has a metal tubing with polished chrome finish rises from the ground and opens like a flower to form a support for a square crystal top 17 mm thick / Bibliography: Italian Look, Federlegno Italia, p. 25, Year 1972 - Modern chairs 1918-70, The Whitechapel Art Gallery, p. 47, Year 1970 - New furniture / Nue mobel 10, Ed. Herausgegeben von Gerd Hatje + Elke Kaspar, p. 12, Year 1971 Designers: In 1968, Gianni Pareschi, the G 14 (Gianni Pareschi, along with Roberto Ubaldi, Gianfranco Facchetti, Pino Pensotti, Umberto Orsoni), Ezio Didone, and Alberto Colombi...