Project: S. Santantonio, 2004

Flower

FLOWER

The elegance and lightness of a design piece capable of transforming the look of a room are combined with the excellent result of making this armchair both comfortable and solid. A true example of how far creativity can go when it is supported by technical expertise and experience.

ITALIAN

L’eleganza e la leggerezza di un pezzo di design capace di cambiare il volto ad una stanza, si unisce all’eccellente risultato di rendere questa poltrona confortevole e solida. Un vero esempio di dove può arrivare la creatività, quando la si accompagna alle competenze tecniche e all’esperienza.

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Load-bearing structure in steel profile, with a laser-cut oval steel base. Powder-coated in silver as standard. Other RAL colors available on request. High-density polyurethane padding, protected and quilted with fabric and fiber, for total comfort. Its construction takes the form of a flower. Removable cover.

AUTHOR BOX: s. santantonio

He graduated from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts and immediately proved himself to be a skilled and eclectic designer. In 2004, he founded the Sandro Santantonio Design studio, which works in architecture, interior design, fashion design, graphics, and packaging, with a strong focus on the research of trends, materials, and technologies. The group led by his studio represents a synthesis of the various areas of contemporary design.

Santantonio’s work expresses freedom of change, fluidity, and research: it seeks to go beyond function as an end in itself through a careful study of forms. The SSD studio has received several awards, including the Special Mention at Young&Design 2004 for the armchair Flower, the following year for the Le Dune sofa line, and in 2006 for the Wave table, all pieces designed for the Giovannetti collection.

Later, the studio received other awards, including Abitare il mare, as well as recognitions such as a mention at the Compasso d’Oro. Since 2009, in addition to working as a designer, Sandro Santantonio has taught at the Brera Academy and at ISAD in Milan.

Dimensions in cm

Design with Giovannetti