Niche furniture realized through the possibilities of new materials.
The kneeling stool, known as a masterpiece, was designed by Achille Castiglioni in 1970. It was inspired by the beautiful posture (seiza) of his Japanese friends, who would kneel on the floor and support themselves on their heels, representing a new form that was not present in the concepts of the time. At the time of its design, the adoption of urethane foam, which was a landmark in the furniture industry, allowed for a free and unconstrained form of design. It is a renowned piece that is housed in various museums around the world, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Triennale Design Museum. You can choose your preferred color for the upholstery from cuoio (leather) or Ecofire (vinyl leather).
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Designer: Achille Castiglioni Design Year: 1970 Brand: Zanotta Country of Production: Italy Size: Width 500 × Depth 800 × Height 470 mm Weight: 14.0 kg Material: Body: Rigid polyurethane foam Upholstery: Vinyl leather (PVC 71%, Cotton 27%, Polyurethane 2%), or leather Legs: Stainless steel Base: Polyethylene (Black painted finish) Warranty Period: 1 year
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Usage image. By focusing on people's natural gestures and behaviors, we aimed to explore the possibilities of new works.
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Our company is engaged in the import of interior goods and the manufacturing of original furniture. One of our business areas, product development, involves collecting old materials and products from that time, making improvements to align with modern lifestyles, and commercializing them. We are also focused on discovering designers who are eager to build their history and their works.
