Meritalia
Nubola Armchair
From the homonymous Nubola collection by Gaetano Pesce, comes the Nubola armchair, a radical design element designed to fit into the modern living room, without however neglecting public environments or more diverse contexts depending on taste or need. Nubola is a solid and unconventional padded item, whose wooden structure is combined with steel with the addition of elastic straps that ensure resistance and solidity over time. The polyurethane padding allows the shapes to be reworked and disarticulated, giving them a characteristic "formlessness" which goes well with the basic concept behind this piece of furniture. A cloud, precisely, light and impalpable wherever you see it.
W.133 x D.115 x H.90 cm
Seat Height 40 cm
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Joy, color and lots of imagination, combined with top-level design: these are the ingredients that make Meritalia a unique brand in the world of Italian furniture. Meritalia creations are unusual pieces of furniture that make use of the creativity of some of the greatest designers from all over the world, coming to be characterized as true art objects with a strong and uncompromising aesthetic capable of resisting the passing of fashions. An important role in the history of the brand is played in particular by the collaboration with the eclectic Gaetano Pesce, to whose resin creations the "Edizioni del Pesce" line was dedicated.Read more
Designed by
Gaetano Pesce
Gaetano Pesce (1939-2024) is a figure who does not allow himself to be caged by a single definition: architect, designer, sculptor and artist, he resorted to often very different means of expression to express his peculiar vision of the world and of society. His creations are often bearers of a strong message and reject any rigidity, even that of the industrial series: his pieces are often slightly different from them and somehow unique. Colorful and exuberant, they often resort to experimental materials such as resin and polyurethane foam, which make their shapes fluid and changeable. A poetic summed up to perfection by his most famous product, the Up armchair produced by B&B Italia, one of the most successful examples of the Radical Design current and at the same time revolutionary political manifesto on the condition of women. He was a great friend of Cesare Cassina and together with the brand's Research Center he founded the Bracciodiferro line, dedicated to the creation of avant-garde furnishings. From the 1980s he moved to New York and devoted himself mainly to architecture, carrying out important projects especially in Japan, but he did not completely abandon design: among his most recent creations, the collection of resin objects by Fish Design and the Michetta sofa designed for the Meritalia brand.Read more