Marked by a streamlined silhouette, this chair makes an indispensable addition to any outdoor area, bringing a functional element with a colorful soul. The bright green tubular steel structure provides the perfect frame for the round padded seat upholstered with a removable fabric cover boasting an exclusive abstract print. This chair is part of the iconic Locus Solus Collection designed in 1964 by Gae Aulenti, which Exteta reintroduced in 2016 to pay homage to the late Italian architect's penchant for color and architectural style. If the products are placed completely outside, nightcovers that can be purchased at an extra price are recommended. Please contact the Concierge for further information and options.
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Designers and Master Artisans, we are one big family! Since 1977 we have been creating porcelain stoneware artworks, producing designs that truly showcase unique Italian craftsmanship
Their workshop was born in Marostica, in the Land of Venetian Ceramics, where the ancient art that enhances the resources of the area has been practiced since the 18th century. Here is where they carefully and passionately preserve centuries-old traditions, reinterpreting them in innovative and contemporary forms. From design to realisation, they take care of every stage of the creative process with a focus on quality.
They create fine and elegant artworks using a noble ceramic material, porcelain stoneware. Fired at 1200°C, this material, becomes durable and waterproof. The matte and monochromatic coating lends a rough dotted colouring with an elegant chiaroscuro effect, gives originality and recognition to each creation.
Aware of the importance of respecting the world we live in, they are committed to combining artistic beauty with environmental sustainability. To do so, they use natural raw materials, and adopt water and production recycling to minimize waste.