LPIDC05 Sedia a dondolo
Made by Exteta
Designed by Paola Navone
La sedia a dondolo LPIDC05, disegnata da Paola Navone per Exteta con Loro Piana Interiors, introduce il ritmo nel comfort all'aperto. Le sue guide curve e la seduta generosa incoraggiano un movimento lento e una pausa riflessiva. Realizzata nello stesso linguaggio di legno e tessuto, porta una calma poetica su verande, ponti e patii ombreggiati.
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LPIDC05 Sedia a dondolo
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Exteta LPIDC05 Rocking Chair?
The LPIDC05 was designed by Paola Navone, an Italian designer known for her cross-cultural sensibility and her affinity for warmth, craft, and material texture. It was created for Exteta as part of a collaboration with Loro Piana Interiors.
What is Exteta's design philosophy for outdoor furniture?
Exteta approaches outdoor furniture with the same rigor applied to interior pieces, using natural materials such as teak, wicker, and treated woods alongside refined upholstery. The brand's collections are designed for environments where architecture and landscape meet.
Is the LPIDC05 suitable for fully exposed outdoor use?
The LPIDC05 is best suited to covered or sheltered outdoor settings, such as verandas, loggias, or shaded terraces, where the upholstery and wood frame are protected from prolonged direct exposure to rain and intense sun.
What role does Loro Piana Interiors play in this collection?
Loro Piana Interiors contributed its textile expertise to the upholstery, bringing performance fabrics rooted in the house's longstanding tradition of fine fiber production. The result is upholstery that balances tactile quality with durability in outdoor conditions.
How does Paola Navone's background influence her furniture designs?
Navone trained under Ettore Sottsass and has worked across architecture, interior design, and product design for decades. Her work draws on global craft traditions while remaining grounded in an Italian formal intelligence, producing objects that feel both personal and considered.