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Paolo Deganello, Pair of AEO Lounge Chairs, Circa 1975
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Paolo Deganello, an Italian architect and designer, is best known for his work as part of the radical architectural and design collective Superstudio in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Tis pair of AEO Lounge Chairs, circa 1975, exemplifies Deganello's innovative approach to furniture design. The AEO Lounge Chairs, designed by Deganello, were created during his time with the Archizoom Associati, another influential Italian design group known for their experimental and avant-garde designs. The chairs reflect the group's interest in pushing the boundaries of traditional design conventions and exploring new forms and materials. The AEO Lounge Chairs are characterized by their futuristic and sculptural appearance. They feature organic, curvilinear forms that evoke a sense of fluidity and movement, reminiscent of space-age aesthetics popular in the 1970s. The chairs are often constructed from fiberglass or other lightweight materials, further emphasizing their sleek and streamlined design. Despite their avant-garde appearance, the AEO Lounge Chairs are also designed with comfort and functionality in mind. The contoured seats and backrests provide ergonomic support, while the low-profile design and wide armrests invite relaxation. pair (set of 2) width 85cm height 106cm depth 72cm seat height 42cm width 85 cm height 106 cm
Paolo Deganello, an Italian architect and designer, is best known for his work as part of the radical architectural and design collective Superstudio in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Tis pair of AEO Lounge Chairs, circa 1975, exemplifies Deganello's innovative approach to furniture design. The AEO Lounge Chairs, designed by Deganello, were created during his time with the Archizoom Associati, another influential Italian design group known for their experimental and avant-garde designs. The chairs reflect the group's interest in pushing the boundaries of traditional design conventions and exploring new forms and materials. The AEO Lounge Chairs are characterized by their futuristic and sculptural appearance. They feature organic, curvilinear forms that evoke a sense of fluidity and movement, reminiscent of space-age aesthetics popular in the 1970s. The chairs are often constructed from fiberglass or other lightweight materials, further emphasizing their sleek and streamlined design. Despite their avant-garde appearance, the AEO Lounge Chairs are also designed with comfort and functionality in mind. The contoured seats and backrests provide ergonomic support, while the low-profile design and wide armrests invite relaxation. pair (set of 2) width 85cm height 106cm depth 72cm seat height 42cm width 85 cm height 106 cm
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Paolo Deganello, an Italian architect and designer, is best known for his work as part of the radical architectural and design collective Superstudio in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Tis pair of AEO Lounge Chairs, circa 1975, exemplifies Deganello's innovative approach to furniture design. The AEO Lounge Chairs, designed by Deganello, were created during his time with the Archizoom Associati, another influential Italian design group known for their experimental and avant-garde designs. The chairs reflect the group's interest in pushing the boundaries of traditional design conventions and exploring new forms and materials. The AEO Lounge Chairs are characterized by their futuristic and sculptural appearance. They feature organic, curvilinear forms that evoke a sense of fluidity and movement, reminiscent of space-age aesthetics popular in the 1970s. The chairs are often constructed from fiberglass or other lightweight materials, further emphasizing their sleek and streamlined design. Despite their avant-garde appearance, the AEO Lounge Chairs are also designed with comfort and functionality in mind. The contoured seats and backrests provide ergonomic support, while the low-profile design and wide armrests invite relaxation. pair (set of 2) width 85cm height 106cm depth 72cm seat height 42cm width 85 cm height 106 cm
Paolo Deganello, an Italian architect and designer, is best known for his work as part of the radical architectural and design collective Superstudio in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Tis pair of AEO Lounge Chairs, circa 1975, exemplifies Deganello's innovative approach to furniture design. The AEO Lounge Chairs, designed by Deganello, were created during his time with the Archizoom Associati, another influential Italian design group known for their experimental and avant-garde designs. The chairs reflect the group's interest in pushing the boundaries of traditional design conventions and exploring new forms and materials. The AEO Lounge Chairs are characterized by their futuristic and sculptural appearance. They feature organic, curvilinear forms that evoke a sense of fluidity and movement, reminiscent of space-age aesthetics popular in the 1970s. The chairs are often constructed from fiberglass or other lightweight materials, further emphasizing their sleek and streamlined design. Despite their avant-garde appearance, the AEO Lounge Chairs are also designed with comfort and functionality in mind. The contoured seats and backrests provide ergonomic support, while the low-profile design and wide armrests invite relaxation. pair (set of 2) width 85cm height 106cm depth 72cm seat height 42cm width 85 cm height 106 cm
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