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Fiorenza Armchair

c. 1952

by Franco Albini
for Arflex

Fiorenza Armchair

by Franco Albini
for  Arflex

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The Fiorenza armchair, designed by Franco Albini for Arflex, has a comfort­ing struc­ture in solid beech­wood, walnut stained or black lacquered. The uphol­stery is avail­able in shaped polyurethane with differ­en­ti­ated density. The cover is avail­able in fabric or leather.

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Franco Albini

Italy (1905–1977)

Born in Milan in 1905, Franco Albini's work spans across furniture design, product design, architecture, urban planning and interior design. His work was an integration of modern design and Italian craftsmanship. Through his product and furniture design, Albini celebrated the raw form of materials and transparent construction. Albini would forgo ornament and encasement of furniture, to allow the structure to be revealed. In 1939, he debuted a radio fully encased in glass to expose the inner workings. His most well-known work is the Albini Desk in 1949 for Knoll, which is still in production today. As a designer, he has collaborated with Gio Ponti, Franca Helg, as well as Helg and Bob Noorda.

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