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| Shows a great respect for design history. This is the creative process with an eye on the past which spotlights a design strategy, refutes it or revitalizes it.
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PRIMATE, Achille
Castiglioni (1970), by Zanotta In keeping with the current tendency toward mixing minimalism with a new-found appreciation for Japanese simplicity and efficiency, Castiglioni designed a low-slung, individual table/chair combination for the dining area. The backless chair is based on now-familiar ergonomic principles to promote good posture, the difference here being that the feet are tucked back under the seat, Japanese style. |
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Ferruccio Laviani, by Moroso. |
EPOKE', Luca Scacchetti, by Elam The sofa rests on a steel frame, and the seat cushion is sprung and rests on a rigid wood surface |
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