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Lud’o Lounge Chair

c. 2020

by Patricia Urquiola
for Cappellini

Lud’o Lounge Chair

by Patricia Urquiola
for  Cappellini

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With inno­v­a­tive lines and an inge­nious construc­tion, the cozy Lud’o Lounge chair by Patri­cia Urquiola makes room for the playful side in our nature. A change of clothes, in this armchair, becomes a funda­men­tal concept. One can remove the entire padded uphol­stery that covers the shell and substi­tute it with a new one.

Equipped with a recy­cled plastic shell, made with a rota­tional mold, Lud’o Lounge sits atop a base that is avail­able in several versions: a conical metal swivel base matte varnished in black; four solid ash wood legs (oak stained, wengé stained, or black stained), with four ash wood spokes (oak stained, wengé stained, or black stained). The quilted uphol­stery is avail­able in a selec­tion of the fabric and leathers in the collection.

Super soft and poly­he­dral, the Lud’o Lounge is completely recy­cled and recy­clable. In this armchair, each element, from the base to the padding, expresses a new way to give mate­ri­als added value.

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Patricia Urquiola

Spain

World-renowned designer Patricia Urquiola has already left a profound mark on the industry, and her prolific career is still catapulting ahead at full-speed. The Spanish designer’s eye for brilliant color and striking, sinuous forms turns her furniture, product, and interior designs into instant hits. Her expert understanding of composition, material, and form has garnered her commissions from the world’s most esteemed manufacturers, including Agape, Alessi, B&B Italia, Bisazza, Flos, Foscarini, Glas Italia, Kartell, Kvadrat, and Moroso. Pieces like her amorphous Bend sofa for B&B Italia reveal her talent for creating instantly eye-catching furniture that is also extremely inviting and human-centric.

Urquiola was born in Oviedo, Spain, and lives and works in Milan. After her schooling, she served as assistant professor to Achille Castiglioni and Eugenio Bettinelli at the Milan Polytechnic. During this time she also led the product development department at DePadova, where she designed alongside Vico Magistretti. She opened her own studio in 2001.

In 2015, she was named the art director of legendary Italian house Cassina, where she has worked to resurrect the brand’s expansive archive and transform its flagship stores to reflect the more than 90-year-old company’s modern vision. She also produces designs for a wide range of global clients.

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