Poltrona Gala
Made by Living Divani
Designed by David Lopez Quincoces
La poltrona Gala di David Lopez Quincoces è una seduta scultorea in cui linee fluide e volumi generosi ridefiniscono l'idea di comfort con una sensibilità più elevata e orientata al design. La sua silhouette curva crea una presenza avvolgente che risulta elegante e invitante, mentre il rivestimento disponibile in tessuto o pelle permette di adattarla a diversi interni.
Sofisticata ed espressiva, la poltrona Gala è un pezzo su misura progettato per spazi abitativi che apprezzano in egual misura morbidezza e impatto visivo.
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Poltrona Gala
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Living Divani Gala Armchair?
The Gala Armchair was designed by David Lopez Quincoces, a Madrid-born architect and designer known for his work with Living Divani. His approach emphasizes spatial sensibility and sculptural form, treating furniture as an architectural gesture within an interior.
What upholstery options are available for the Gala Armchair?
The Gala Armchair is available in both fabric and leather upholstery. As a made-to-order piece, it can be specified to align precisely with a project's material palette and design intent.
Is the Gala Armchair made to order?
Yes, the Gala Armchair is produced made to order. This allows architects and designers to configure the piece with specific upholstery selections tailored to a given project.
What is Living Divani's design philosophy?
Living Divani is an Italian furniture manufacturer founded in 1969 in Brianza, a region historically central to Italian craft and furniture production. The brand is known for collaborating with architects and designers to produce pieces that balance formal rigor with livability, often favoring clean silhouettes and considered materiality.
How does the Gala Armchair's curved form affect its comfort?
The Gala's continuous curved silhouette is conceived to envelop the body without constraining it. The generous proportions distribute weight naturally, making the form functional as well as sculptural.
