Zanotta Chair Karelia Chair

Sedia Karelia

$3,078

Made by Zanotta

Karelia di Zanotta è un'icona pop anticonformista progettata da Liisi Beckmann nel 1966, celebre per la sua superficie ondulata e la sua radicale costruzione senza telaio. Ispirata alle baie e ai golfi della Finlandia, terra natale della designer, la poltrona esprime libertà, morbidezza ed energia scultorea con uno spirito tipicamente anni '60.

Realizzata interamente in schiuma poliuretanica, Karelia sostituisce la struttura tradizionale con una forma imbottita continua che sostiene il corpo attraverso il volume e il contorno. Il nuovo rivestimento in tessuto aggiorna il linguaggio originale per gli interni contemporanei, rendendo Karelia un'audace poltrona lounge per soggiorni, spazi creativi e ambienti orientati al design.

Colore
Colore: Rosso

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Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli
  • Made in Italy.
  • Designed in 1966.
  • Removable Cover.
  • Graduated polyurethane foam frame
  • Flame Retardant.
  • External cover only available in bielastic Samba fabric
Misure

H × W × D × Seat H
23.5 × 27.25 × 31.5 × 13.75 in.
60 × 69 × 80 × 35 cm.

Fabric, Polyurethane Foam

Spedizione e resi

Si prega di fare riferimento alla nostra politica di spedizione e di reso e cambio.

Garanzia

Luminaire è un rivenditore autorizzato di Zanotta. Il prodotto è coperto dalla garanzia completa del produttore.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Karelia Chair and when?

The Karelia was designed by Finnish designer Liisi Beckmann in 1966 and has been produced by Zanotta ever since. Beckmann was one of few women working at the forefront of Italian radical design during that period.

What is the Karelia Chair made of?

The Karelia is constructed entirely from polyurethane foam with no internal frame. The form itself provides structural support, with the upholstered cover shaping the wave-like silhouette.

Is the Karelia Chair comfortable despite lacking a frame?

Yes. The frameless construction is precisely what makes it comfortable. The continuous polyurethane form is shaped to distribute weight through contour and volume rather than rigid support points.

What design movement does the Karelia belong to?

The Karelia is associated with the Pop and Anti-Design movements of 1960s Italy and Europe, which challenged conventional notions of furniture construction in favor of sculptural, often provocative forms.

How does the Karelia fit into a contemporary interior?

Its organic silhouette reads well against both minimal and expressive interiors. The updated fabric covering makes it adaptable, while the form itself carries enough presence to anchor a room on its own.

Brand

Zanotta
Sgabello Mezzadro

Zanotta

Zanotta, a trailblazer in Italian design since 1954, is celebrated for its fusion of artistic innovation and functional elegance.