More than a pouf, Blade is an artwork. For the first time the continuous search for new materials led to a new application for concrete, a non-conventional artist’s choice that gave form and shape to an object worthy of being in a contemporary art gallery. The concrete is molded, entirely by hand, thus giving the legs an amorphous design. The uneven surface elegantly contrasts the gold or glossy chrome metal finish of the seat. Blade is a complement intended for consumers always looking for unique pieces.
Blade
- Product Name
- Blade
- Designer
- Claudio Cappellini
- Manufacturer
- HESSENTIA | Cornelio Cappellini
- Manufactured
- Italy
- Material
- Metal
Concrete and cement, Concrete - Style
- Contemporary
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