Gianni Pareschi Armchair Fiocco Green for Busnelli

Beautiful armchair Fiocco produced by Busnelli, born in 1970 from the design of Gianni Pareschi. It brings in the living room the same note of vivacity and liveliness of a colored r...

Beautiful armchair Fiocco produced by Busnelli, born in 1970 from the design by Gianni Pareschi. It brings in the living room the same note of vivacity and brio of a colored ribbon ...

Beautiful armchair Fiocco produced by Busnelli, born in 1970 from the design of Gianni Pareschi. It brings in the living room the same note of vivacity and brio of a colored ribbon ...

Beautiful armchair Fiocco produced by Busnelli, born in 1970 from the design of Gianni Pareschi. It brings in the living room the same note of liveliness and brio of a colored ribbo...

Stunning armchair with footstool model Hal by Marc Sadler for the fine manufacture of Cassina from 1997. The structure of Hal armchair is in steel with padding in polyurethane foam ...

Elegant pair of armchairs made by Gustavo Pulitzer and Giorgio Lach in 1935. The armchairs are made of sturdy cherrywood in the shape of a wave. The s...

Curved armchair with pink fabric cover placed over steel tube stretched. Small plaque "B - Made in Italy" on the foot for Busnelli. Light pilling on the pink fabric.

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 i...

Gianni Pareschi and Ezio Didone for Busnelli, pair of 'Baffo' lounge chairs, chromed metal, leather, Italy, design 1969 This 'Baffo' lounge chair by Italian duo Gianni Pareschi and ...

Gianni Pareschi and Ezio Didone for Busnelli, pair of 'Baffo' lounge chairs, chromed metal, leather, Italy, design 1969 These 'Baffo' ...

Libro armchair designed by Gianni Pareschi and Umberto Orsoni for Gruppo Dam and produced by Gruppo Industriale Busnelli in 1970. A unique piece aimed at collectors and enthusiasts of items from the 1970s that revisit the Italian radical design movement of the post-war period, characterized by a clear desire to redefine industrial design in a subversive lifestyle. A sculptural armchair that makes its originality a unique piece as beautiful as it is functional, as the seat unfolds, and each page corresponds to a sitting position. A hinged central frame provides support for the seat pages attached to the frame's articulation. The covering is made of glossy white and fuchsia technical fabric coated with polyurethane resins. It has a white jute floor strap and a small plate with the famous silver B of Gruppo Industriale Busnelli. The Poltrona Libro is to be considered a true cultural icon of radical design; only a very limited number were produced as it was particularly "bold" for its time of creation. The Libro armchair is so artistic that it is displayed in some of the world's most important museums, such as the MoMA in New York. Historical images by the renowned photographer Giorgio Casali for Domus. Literature: Davide Mosconi, "Italian Design 70," Ed. Achille Mauri Editore Milano "Annual Interior 84, the House," Ed. Electa periodicals, year 1984 "Italy in the Pop years," Ed. Vente ARS, year 1993 "Design Journal," page 79, 1970 P. Decelle, D. Hennebert, P. Loze, "L'utopie du tout plastique," Norma Editions, p. 102, Paris 1994 A. Bangert, "Italienisches mobeldesign. Klassiker von 1945 bis 1985," CIP, p. 98, Munich 1985 "1000 Chairs," Charlotte & Peter Fiell, Taschen, page 492, 1997 Designers: In 1968, Gianni Pareschi, along with the G 14 (Gianni Pareschi, Roberto Ubaldi, Gianfranco Facchetti, Pino Pensotti, Umberto Orsoni), Ezio Didone, and Alberto Colombi, co-founded the Dam Group...

Pair of Piumotto armchairs by Arrigo Arrigoni for Busnelli from the 1970s. Upholstery in genuine black leather. Feet in plastic.