Opus Lounge Chair

SKU #Opus_Lounge_Chair_77100

Overview

Opus lounge chair is a perfect meeting between craftsmanship and creativity. The characteristic insert in Canaletto walnut, which sinuously intersects with the seat, is realized though the ancient technique of the steam bending of the solid wood. Opus is available in fabric or leather. Manufactured by Giorgetti.

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Designed in 2019.

28" W, 28.3" D, 29.5" H
Seat Height: 15.7"

Manufacturer

Giorgetti

Steeped in the Italian tradition of finely crafted cabinet and furniture-making, Giorgetti products are designed and manufactured in Brianza, Italy, as they have been for over 100 years. The remarkable freshness and innovative style of the collection demonstrates an elegance that is spare, yet full of warmth and personality. The modern aesthetic of linear, geometric shapes is softened with occasional delicate curves, expressed in the finest woods, leather, and textiles. Switch Modern has assembled a family of beautiful, functional furnishings by Giorgetti that will work together to define and enhance your living space.

Designer

Carlo Colombo

Carlo Colombo (born 1967 in Carimate, Italy) graduated in 1993 with a degree in architecture from the Milan Polytechnic. Colombo's first pieces were designed for Cappellini - the Archimede bed and Zigo Zago carpet. From the early 1990s forward, Colombo has the recipient of numerous design awards and he has created hundreds of projects in collaboration with several leading manufacturers including Antonio Lupi, Arflex, Artemide, BYografia, Cappellini, DePadova, Emmemobili, EMU, F.lli Guzzini, Flou, Flexform, Franke, Fusital, Giorgetti, iGuzzini, IOC, Paola Lenti, Moroso, Nube, Oluce, Penta, Poliform, Poltrona Frau, Riva 1920, Rugiano, Sabattini, Serralunga, Tecno, Teuco, Varenna, Zanotta. Throughout these collaborations, Colombo's designs are underscored by the designer's masterful manipulation of luxe materials - wood, leather, hide, metal, glass, stone, fabric. The often unexpected juxtapositions of these various materials infuse his resulting forms with a range of engaging, sophisticated aesthetics.