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The Ico design chair is a clear tribute by designer Ora ïto to the history of Cassina, and especially to the 814 chair designed by architect Ico Parisi in 1950. Versatile and dynamic, its silhouette is immediately recognizable.
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PRODUCT CARE AND MAINTENANCE
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2016
Part of the permanent collection of the Centre Pompidou in Paris, Ico is Cassina’s most complex chair and exemplifies the company’s excellence in the field of carpentry and quality manufacturing, the best of what the Meda area north of Milan can supply.
This contemporary design, the outcome of technological innovation backed by fine artisanal skills, starts from a structure in solid ash wood, shaped by state-of-the-art CNC machinery, and then finished by hand by seasoned craftsmen. Among the details worthy of note: the all-wood joints, typical of all Cassina’s products, and the stitching that fulfils both a technical and an aesthetic function. The timeless design of this extremely comfortable chair makes it an ideal choice both in the home and in a contract environment.
I CONTEMPORANEI
In 1997, Ora ïto hijacked top brands with products that instantly became global icons of the digital revolution.A phenomenon in pop culture, he is the youngest designer of his generation to collaborate with various brands of the luxury sector. The multidisciplinary, transversal Ora ïto studio has since gone from telephone to architecture, from furniture to the hotel industry, from perfume to tramways and from flying saucers to restaurants, manipulating symbols to simplify them.A tenacious methodology for which he has invented a neologism: ‘simplexity,’ decoding today’s DNA to conceptualise future mutations.
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