Alias
Bookchair Bookshelf
Price € 11.261,00
An unconventional design element that comes to us from the creative genius of Sou Fujimoto enriched by the charm and inspiration that Alias manages to give to every object in its catalogue. Bookchair is created by combining chair and bookcase into a single whole, in a concept that aims to reflect on the basic and fundamental relationship that exists between the reader and the book. The poetics is as simple as it is incredibly intuitive and fits perfectly with the style of our time which tends to combine different elements into a single whole in favor of saving space and costs. here too the result is splendid and wins the difficult challenge of contemporary functionality.
W.200 x D.40 x H.200 cm
Pull-Out Chair W.40 x D.64,5 x H.90/46 cm
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Since its foundation by Giandomenico Belotti, Carlo Forcolini and Enrico Baleri, Alias has always put design at the center of its work. Within an expressive line that favors the lightness and versatility of the furnishings, every designer is free to express his own peculiar poetics with very different creations. Initially focused on tables and chairs, both for the home and for the office, Alias has gradually extended its range of products to include sofas, sofas, beds and bookcases.Read more
Designed by
Sou Fujimoto
Sou Fujimoto (1971-) is one of the most celebrated Japanese architects of his generation. Inspired by natural environments such as forests and caves, the object of long explorations in his youth on the wild island of Hokkaido, Fujimoto's architecture constantly questions the traditional division between internal and external spaces through ingenious and daring construction solutions. The color white rigorously dominates his projects, a solution that has been typical of Japanese architecture for several years introduced by Kazuyo Sejima, of whom Fujimoto is considered by many critics to be a true ideal heir. His works are wonderful examples of radical experiments such as House N in Oita (2009), in which traditional windows are replaced by large rectangular openings towards the outside, or the even more astonishing House NA in Tokyo (2010), without walls, or the Arbre Blanc residential tower in Montpellier (2019) with large balconies, in which he collaborates with some French architects who integrate his conceptual purism with a fresh Mediterranean touch. In 2013, he was the youngest architect to be awarded the annual design for the Serpentine Gallery’s summer pavilion in London, which he interpreted as a “cloud” composed of thin, intertwined steel bars. Although not very active in product design, Fujimoto did, however, star in a special collaboration with the Italian brand Alias in 2017.Read more