Alias Lanuda Chair in aluminium by Riccardo Blumer

Stackable modular iron chair characterized by clean and fundamental lines, and a genuine aesthetic enriched by brass countersunk head hex screws. The chair is made up of only seven elements that can be screwed together: the four legs and the cross bracing. These elements constitute the structure, which is made of 20 mm square section metal frames. The piece is completed with the seatback and the circular seat, both obtained from a 5 mm iron plate. The seat features a screw in its centre, where the legs join. Materials: Varnished iron frame. Brass hex screws Seat available in iron or brass Dimensions: cm 48 x 53 x 75 H. Version: Brass seat...

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How can design break the limitations of culture, the subjective experiences of the designer and the reactions of different people, to be as diverse as nature? How will artificial intelligence change our lives in future? Not only will voice controlled services be fundamental, AI will also help create objects for everyday life. This chair is part of a pioneering project to incorporate AI into the design process. Through numerous experiments and practice with different products and art forms, Zhang Zhoujie...