De Padova
Tattomi Armchair
Price starting from € 2.657,00*
*Price valid for the version in W.95 cm with upholstery in fabric cat. A1 (cod. TA/95).
The versatile transformable armchair by Tattomi is capable of assuming different shapes from time to time, transforming itself into a chaise longue or even into a bed if necessary. The frame can be articulated as desired around three load-bearing nodes: when the terminal element is folded back on itself, it forms the comfortable seat of the armchair, while when it is lengthened, it allows a seat with extended legs. By also reclining the backrest, you can instead obtain a bed to lie down on. The ingenious project, resolved in a minimalistic grace of oriental inspiration, is designed by the brilliant designer Jan Armgardt.
W.95 x D.95 x H.77 cm
Available also in W.125 cm and W.155 cm
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Milan has for years been considered the capital of international design, capable of catalyzing new ideas from all over Italy and from all over the world thanks to the most different inspirations. For generations, however, there has been a real Milanese design with a strong connotation, and De Padova is its undisputed symbol and spearhead. The environments proposed by De Padova are fresh and airy, dominated by light colors and large proportions. An unmistakable form of discreet luxury, in line with the character of the city, which finds its basis in the rigor of the design quality and in the use of fine materials. De Padova furniture and sofas bear the mark of a history of over seventy years and the personality of its brilliant founder, Maddalena De Padova, defined as the "lady of design".Read more
Designed by
Ingo Maurer
Ingo Maurer (1932-2019), with his highly personal aesthetic research between art and design applied to the world of lighting, was one of the most loved and appreciated figures of German design of the late twentieth century. His lamps are surprising and ingenious, capable of reworking economic materials in an unexpected way, crossed by a poetic vein that is not without irony. After studying graphic design and a few years of experience in the United States, in 1966 he founded his Design M in Munich, which later became Ingo Maurer GmbH, a creative laboratory through which he will give life to all his projects. His surprising research that reinterprets iconic and reassuring forms in a creative and decontextualized way is manifested since his first lamp, the Bulb model, in which the entire luminaire takes the shape of a large oversized light bulb. Over the years, personal exhibitions have been dedicated to him all over the world, from Paris to Amsterdam, from New York to Frankfurt, and he has obtained important awards such as that of Royal Designer for Industry (conferred in London by the Royal Society of Arts in 2005) or the Compasso d'Oro International (2011). He has rarely tried his hand at furniture design, for example in a special collaboration with De Padova.
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