Azul

Lounge chair. 

Structure: stainless steel AISI 316, matt varnished in avorio or grafite basic colours, matt or gloss varnished in the colours in the collection (reference for colours: Mano Lucida wood sample collection). Plastic spacers.
Springing: visible, in elastic belts in Rope yarn. 

Seat and backrest cushions are independent and simply arranged onto the structure. 

Padding of seat and backrest cushions: recycled and biodegradable polyester fibre with insert in stress resistant expanded polyurethane and fixed foam covering in waterproof polyester.

Upholstery cover: removable and available in the outdoor fabrics listed here below. 

Notes:
This lounge chair is the re-edition of the original project by architect and designer Lina Bo Bardi for the Casa de Vidro in São Paulo, Brazil, and is crafted by Paola Lenti on an exclusivity basis under approval of the Instituto Lina Bo e P. M. Bardi. 

Born in Rome in 1914 and married to journalist and art critic Pietro Maria Bardi, Lina Bo initially collaborated with Gio Ponti before moving to Brazil after World War II. A bridge between architectural movements, she blended European modernism with local influences. Today, she is regarded as one of the most important architects of the 20th century, often described as the female counterpart to Oscar Niemeyer. Among her most celebrated works is the MASP, Latin America’s most influential art museum.