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The result of combining a solid traditional material, solid wood, with the lightest, expanded polyurethane, injected in the structure. The laleggera chair, was awarded the “Compasso d’Oro ADI” prize in 1998 and it is an iconic piece, displayed at the New York MoMA, at the Centre George Pompidou in Paris and at the Milan Triennale. A simple and essential symbol. This practical, resistant and stacking chair combines visual and structural lightness thanks to the material used to make the “gliders”: wood injected with polyurethane foam. Laleggera chair, designed by Riccardo Blumer Designed by Riccardo Blumer Share BRAND SELECTIONOUR PRODUCTS New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Savoy low table oval Patrick Norguet designed Savoy for Alias, a collection of small tables with a distinctive sculptural character, designed to furnish the most diverse lounge contexts. 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