Ok! Gaulinetta Chair with Natural Wood Varnished Finish by Oscar Tusquets Blanca for BD Barcelona

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21 century wood gaulinetta chair with natural wood varnished finish materials: ash, hide dimensions: d 52 cm x w 42 … more 21 century wood gaulinetta chair with natural wood varnished finish materials: ash, hide dimensions: d 52 cm x w 42 cm x h 83 cm. (sh 48 cm) this permits us to make it in a reduced size without giving up any of its comfort. This is an ideal chair for dining and after, being able to tuck it away under the table. In homage to enzo mari, who called tonietta, a derivative of thonet, i’ve called this chair gaulinetta, after the gaulino». Otb the gaulino chair was designed in 1987. Bd re-edited it, improving it in 2010. It’s probably one of the best designs by oscar tusquets. Even though its appearance is totally artesanal, it was his first real wooden industrial project, taking into consideration the sizes of the machines, so that they could make the turns that model the legs. The result is the image of a hand carved, slender sculpture. Some critic tried to see in it the admiration for the author salvador dalí, however, when tusquets saw it finished, his thoughts were that the evident influences came from antoni gaudí, the most universal catalonian architect, and from carlo mollino, a great italian designer from the 50’s. That’s why he called the chair, gaulino three different finishes: - a solid ash frame with a varnished natural finish, and seat upholstered in natural hide. - a solid ash frame with an open pore lacquered black finish, and seat upholstered in black hide. - a solid ash frame with an open pore lacquered coral red (ral 3016) finish, and seat upholstered in a toasted hide. Important information regarding color(s) of products: actual colors may vary. This is due to the fact that every computer monitor, laptop, tablet and phone screen has a different capability to display colors and that everyone sees these colors differently. this piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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