Minimalist Chaise Lounge by Patrizia Ricci

Description

ART-DESIGN

The MINIMALISTs are rather the sketch of a piece of furniture,
an aesthetic suggestion.

Here, the ultra-reduced aesthetic contrasts … more ART-DESIGN

The MINIMALISTs are rather the sketch of a piece of furniture,
an aesthetic suggestion.

Here, the ultra-reduced aesthetic contrasts with the lush seating experience.

The MINIMALISTs
invite to the extremely reduced. Like guts of luxury, this design represents both an ideal and aesthetic statement. Urban, architectural, comfortable, minimalist and rough.

The repetitive pattern of the spring spiral creates a vibrational resonance,making sitting a process.
Unexpectedly comfortable and robust, the MINIMALIST provides support while still following your movements.
Whether sitting up straight or leaning back with slight pressure, the backrest adapts.

There seems to be a contradiction between material character and usability, between apparent instability and playful impulse, which does not prove to be true.
The effect of the cold metal, the filigree-industrial aesthetics of the springs and the simultaneously soft, rounded form of the object is steel-hard and feather-soft at the same time.
The resulting tension is intensified by the graphic transparency and the invitation to playful experimentation.
The purist design is reduced to the essential, the core, and thus also questions consumption as such.

Made of hardened steel wire.
Ideal for lounge and reception areas.
As representative furniture in places of art, culture and creativity.


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