OBELISCO By Caimi Brevetti
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Obelisco is a freestanding sound-absorbing element covered in Snowsound Fiber fabric, completely removable, washable, with an internal structure in polyester and steel. Obelisco recovers an element designed by Gio Ponti for a 1965 installation. Gio Ponti has repeatedly investigated the theme of obelisks, often using them in his architecture and works.
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OBELISCO By Caimi Brevetti
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Made possible by exploring innovative molded plywood techniques, Iskos-Berlin’s Soft Edge Chair blends strong curves with extreme lightness to create a three-dimensionality not usually possible with 2-D plywood.
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Obelisco is a freestanding sound-absorbing element covered in Snowsound Fiber fabric, completely removable, washable, with an internal structure in polyester and steel. Obelisco recovers an element designed by Gio Ponti for a 1965 installation. Gio Ponti has repeatedly investigated the theme of obelisks, often using them in his architecture and works.
Description
Obelisco is a freestanding sound-absorbing element covered in Snowsound Fiber fabric, completely removable, washable, with an internal structure in polyester and steel. Obelisco recovers an element designed by Gio Ponti for a 1965 installation. Gio Ponti has repeatedly investigated the theme of obelisks, often using them in his architecture and works.
