Pigreco Chair Upholstery:Cat. V Sella is inspired by the

Sella is inspired by the armchair of the same name designed in 1966 by the famous Italian architect Carlo De Carli

By applying the Japanese lifestyle philosophy to the new needs of the contemporary home

Castiglioni decided to hang the shelves on knots in two cords f ixed to a single point on the wall

The ceramic bowl seems to act on the thin metal table top

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Pigreco Chair Upholstery:Cat. V Sella is inspired by theThe essential nature of a sign. The proportion of solids and voids. The harmony between straight and curved lines. Every feature of this chair responds to a logic: conveying a sense of space to a traditionally static object. The triangle acts as a dynamic element and is reinforced by the two rear legs, which come closer together to give the seat stability without compromising the feeling of lightness that pervades the object. Tobia Scarpas graduation