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Architonic ID: 20165705
Year of Launch: 2020
Dimensions: W.850mm;D.850mm;H.750mm. Constructionof the frame: heat-treated oakstained ash. Construction of seat/backrest: upholstery in fabric/synthetic leather/leather. This armchair is also available with vertical stitching stripe
Concept
TARSIA by: Matteo NunziatiTarsia is a lounge chair that is rigorous, but at the same time delicate, characterised by the shaped forms of the solid wood frame, whose profile outlines legs and armrest to support the defined volumes of the seat and backrest cushion A proposal with a clean character but one that is very comfortable, thanks to the padding of the cushions with differentiated densities and to the slight inclination of the armrests that accompanies the body’s posture. Interpreting traditional techniques with a completely contemporary design key, in the sophisticated processing of solid wood, Tarsia represents a new homage to the Italian art of cabinetry and to the artisanal origins of Lema, as is revealed by the name itself: from the Arabic word, tarsi, with the meaning of the creation of works by means of the connection of shaped elements in wood.
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Specifications
Material
Base solid wood, Wood
Design files
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Designers
Matteo Nunziati
Italy
Matteo Nunziati was born in Bologna in 1972. He opened his interior design office in Milan in 2000. The design sector of the studio includes industriaI products collaborating with important furniture, lighting and covering firms. The sector of Interior Design is specialized in designing Luxury hotels, Residences, Wellness Centres, Spa, which have been produced all over the world. Since 2004 he cooperates as a "Project Leader" at the Domus Academy -Milan, in the field of "Master in Interior Design" and is in charge of the "Hotel Design" short-course (edition 2004 and 2005). Since 2004 he works together with the Department of Industrial Design/Graduate Institute of Innovation and Design - National Taipei University of Technology of Taipei, Taiwan. Since 2005 he teaches at the Ateneo Creativo - IDI Interior Design Institute-Milan. In 2006 he participated at the exhibition "50+2y Italian design" at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing where the most important designers of international Design from 1954 till 2006 were selected. In 2007 he teaches within the short course "Low cost hotel" at the Domus Academy in Milan in collaboration with the "University of the Arts London Central Saint Martins". "University of the Arts London Central Saint Martins". In 2007 he's organizing the event "Made in Italy for Dubai" within the exhibition "Abitare il Tempo" in Verona (Italy). His projects have been published in the most important italian and international design magazines.
