The Gaston Armchair exemplifies a harmonious blend of comfort and contemporary design. Featuring a large, rounded form, this armchair is supported by a robust painted metal frame that adds both stability and a touch of modern elegance. The generous seat size includes a double-padded backrest, ensuring exceptional comfort for extended use. Crafted from environmentally certified plywood, fir, hardboard, and Airflex, the armchair is upholstered in layers of open cell polyurethane and Dacron, enhanced with elastic strap support. The Gaston Armchair is customizable with options for various finishes, allowing for personalization to suit individual styles. Contact the Concierge for more details.
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Studionudo was created with the aim of transforming raw materials into everyday objects, careful to safeguard their intrinsic qualities. From this idea came the name Studio, understood as the design of form and Nudo a symbol of the raw material at the base of each product. Shapes and colors, linked to nature, reflect the growing desire for outdoor living, taking us to pure and free spaces. Underlying each project is the bond between designer and craftsman, material and form. The most important aspects of this creative process are: the ability to get the best out of raw materials, the artistic interpretation of the master, and the effort to turn a design limitation into an opportunity. The goal is to achieve a dialogue, a respect, a relationship that leads to the birth of beauty. Skilled and virtuous hands give uniqueness to each piece. Each material is treated and processed in different places in Italy; leather in Tuscany by the Florentine masters, marble and stone in Veneto, glass in a historic glassblower's shop in Milan, and ceramics in Brianza. Each object becomes a unique artistic expression creating a strong relationship between objects and people living in the same space.