





Sedia lounge Arco
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Un bozzolo di comfort, una vera oasi di intimità e calma, l'Arco del notevole talento Martino Gamper è una seduta sospesa progettata con curve semplici, il cui linguaggio visivo è rafforzato da un'intreccio colorato che segue gli archi e le pieghe in una composizione avvincente di stile e forma.
Progettato per la collezione M'Afrique di Moroso, l'Arco è realizzato a mano nei laboratori di Dakar, dove abili artigiani uniscono fili normalmente utilizzati nelle reti da pesca, rendendo ogni pezzo un'opera d'arte unica e originale, realizzata con cura e qualità per infondere all'esterno una vitalità vibrante e uno spirito di leggerezza.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Moroso Arco Lounge Chair?
The Arco was designed by Martino Gamper, the Vienna-born, London-based designer known for his conceptual approach and close engagement with craft processes. He created the piece as part of Moroso's M'Afrique collection.
What is the Moroso M'Afrique collection?
M'Afrique is a Moroso collection developed in collaboration with designers and artisans across Africa. The pieces are produced in local workshops, with the Arco specifically made by hand in Dakar, Senegal, preserving and channeling regional craft expertise.
What material is the Arco chair woven from?
The Arco is woven from cord traditionally associated with fishing net construction. In the hands of Dakar artisans, this industrial material becomes the primary decorative and structural element of the chair's seat and back.
Is the Arco suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. The Arco is designed for outdoor environments. The materials and construction are selected with exposure to the elements in mind, making it appropriate for covered terraces, gardens, and other exterior settings.
Is each Arco chair unique?
Because the weaving is done entirely by hand in Dakar, variations in color, tension, and pattern are inherent to the process. Each chair is considered an original, one-of-a-kind piece rather than a precisely replicated production object.

