Nevertheless, I have found enough images of his work to know that I love his designs, with their clean lines and skinny steel legs. If you know anything about Bozzi, please share!
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Can't help Dana, but I do know I love his stuff. Seriously beautiful chairs. You've helped expand my covet list x
ReplyDeleteVery cool sofa. It should look great in orange too.
ReplyDeleteSlightly off-topic, have you seen this:
Furniture Meets the Digital Age
That was a fascinating article. When I saw a retro Crosley radio with a docking station...and when my wristwatch needed a new crystal and I realized the watch had become superfluous...a few skeletal thoughts along these lines started to rattle around in my head. I enjoyed reading someone else's fleshed-out ideas on the subject. The article gives me much more to think about.
DeleteI started drooling from the first pic and couldn't stop! They all look like they're suspended in air!
ReplyDeleteOh, I agree. The way the seats are suspended above those skinny legs makes them look almost weightless.
DeleteI love the bases on these. It looks like you could fall right through the Ariston chairs!
ReplyDeleteThe bases are what captivated me at first, but now I'm falling in love with the wonderful curve of all the seats.
DeleteHey Dana. Sent you an email. Good to hear from you.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the curves! The lounge chair is divine!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Dana!
That's some curvy goodness, isn't it? :)
DeleteWe've also featured several pieces by Bozzi - his shapes are simply wonderful - and seem to recall drawing a similar blank with regards the designer himself, other than he's a man of mystery!
ReplyDeleteFascinating design...which makes me want to find out about him all the more.
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