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What role do you have*? - Select - - Press & Media Journalists, bloggers, editors, PR, photographers, etc. What role do you have*? - Select - Altro Art Director Cameraman Editor-in-Chief Head of Service / Senior Editor Foreign Correspondent Director Photographer Freelance Reporter Editor Stylist Assistant Editor Deputy Head of Service / Assistant Senior Editor Deputy Director Radio or TV Author or Host General Public Design enthusiasts, non-professionals, students I confirm that I have read and understood the Privacy Policy – INFORMATIVE PLATFORM pursuant to Article 13 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 available at the link: https://www.salonemilano.it/en/privacy-policy Send your request Add to bookmarks Big Talk - A colorful Solitaire Big Talk is manifest geometry: two circles define a throne for the art of sitting. The front part of the backrest and the seat shine in the same colour, whereas the back can be combined with textile swatches in a colour book format, all in order to give whatever space a touch of mighty colour. Big Talk thrives as an obvious solitaire, or can be placed back and forth to create a snakelike creation facing in different directions. Both the seat and the backrest are shaped out of moulded foam, all covered in different shades of velvet made by Febrik. ”I’ve been inspired by textile swatches, like a fanning concentration of colour. The upholstery forms a modular tête-à-tête sofa or Victorian-era ‘love seat’ collection where two or more seats can be joined together in an undulating arrangement. Two people can have a quiet conversation (in keeping with Victorian modesty) side-by-side while viewing the back of the other person’s seat and the spectrum of graduated coloured bands.” Adam Goodrum Designed by Adam Goodrum ”I’ve been inspired by textile swatches, like a fanning concentration of colour. The upholstery forms a modular tête-à-tête sofa or Victorian-era ‘love seat’ collection where two or more seats can be joined together in an undulating arrangement. Two people can have a quiet conversation (in keeping with Victorian modesty) side-by-side while viewing the back of the other person’s seat and the spectrum of graduated coloured bands.” Adam Goodrum Share BRAND SELECTIONOUR PRODUCTS Add to bookmarks Bla Station Still Life Marcel Sigel offer a unique chair all in wood thanks to an iconic twist to the backrest. New Product Add to bookmarks Bla Station VEVA In a world constantly flooded with new digital and human-abandoned solutions, Veva became an opportunity for us to return to the simple, the obvious - what the eye sees and understands - in an inst New Product Add to bookmarks Bla Station HOLY MOLY Times are changing and more than ever we need to surround ourselves with objects that inspire us, that create a mood and make us reflect. Add to bookmarks Bla Station BOB Hide The BOB family continues to grow with BOB Hide that allows for private spaces, as well as a changing vertical graphic profile. Add to bookmarks Bla Station Pocket X While Pocket sits tight and sturdy on its short angled legs, the new Pocket X offers more flexibility with a castor solution. Add to bookmarks Bla Station Innovation C Innovation C celibrates 20-year anniversary! Innovation C by Fredrik Mattson remains the true pioneer among multifunctional furniture. Add to bookmarks Bla Station RUT Meet RUT, a square sofa system. Each module is 75 x 75 centimeters. Causal and inviting. Or sober and formal. RUT seems like a well-known acquaintance but is a brand new companion. New Product Add to bookmarks Bla Station BLANK BLANK became an experiment with 3 different reflective surfaces. A vertical straight convex, a horizontal round curved and a flat which reflects you if you look straight down at the surface. Add to bookmarks Bla Station Plybord Sit on it, sit around it, or create a little cityscape at home or in any kind of public setting. Plybord is that missing furniture piece that is always needed. Add to bookmarks Bla Station UNit Corner Unit is as always available as a stool, easy chair, table section and now also as a brand-new corner section to complete the system and bring it to new environments with a greater creative canvas. Add to bookmarks Bla Station Sting Sting is back with the same exact profile and its very precise graphic language! Made in just two materials: aluminum and stainless steel. At home indoors as well as outdoor. New Product Add to bookmarks Bla Station ABLE Are we ABLE to think inside the box? The constant shrinking box, with walls of rules, regulations, laws, certificates, and demands. Yes we think we are ABLE! Add to bookmarks Bla Station BOB Biz BOB Biz - offers flexible solutions for interactive communal spaces as well as private ones. Add to bookmarks Bla Station BOB Solo BOB is coming up with a new offspring in BOB Solo, that can be kept close by or left free to roam about independently on its own. Add to bookmarks Bla Station BOB 52 BOB 52 is twice as much BOB, a new addition to a loved seating system! After going high with Bob Hide last year, this year BOB is all about going wide! Add to bookmarks Bla Station OM Light and nimble, and very comfortable, OM presents a generously slender seat supported by minimal construction.
Add to bookmarks Bla Station Still Life Marcel Sigel offer a unique chair all in wood thanks to an iconic twist to the backrest.
New Product Add to bookmarks Bla Station VEVA In a world constantly flooded with new digital and human-abandoned solutions, Veva became an opportunity for us to return to the simple, the obvious - what the eye sees and understands - in an inst
New Product Add to bookmarks Bla Station HOLY MOLY Times are changing and more than ever we need to surround ourselves with objects that inspire us, that create a mood and make us reflect.
Add to bookmarks Bla Station BOB Hide The BOB family continues to grow with BOB Hide that allows for private spaces, as well as a changing vertical graphic profile.
Add to bookmarks Bla Station Pocket X While Pocket sits tight and sturdy on its short angled legs, the new Pocket X offers more flexibility with a castor solution.
Add to bookmarks Bla Station Innovation C Innovation C celibrates 20-year anniversary! Innovation C by Fredrik Mattson remains the true pioneer among multifunctional furniture.
Add to bookmarks Bla Station RUT Meet RUT, a square sofa system. Each module is 75 x 75 centimeters. Causal and inviting. Or sober and formal. RUT seems like a well-known acquaintance but is a brand new companion.
New Product Add to bookmarks Bla Station BLANK BLANK became an experiment with 3 different reflective surfaces. A vertical straight convex, a horizontal round curved and a flat which reflects you if you look straight down at the surface.
Add to bookmarks Bla Station Plybord Sit on it, sit around it, or create a little cityscape at home or in any kind of public setting. Plybord is that missing furniture piece that is always needed.
Add to bookmarks Bla Station UNit Corner Unit is as always available as a stool, easy chair, table section and now also as a brand-new corner section to complete the system and bring it to new environments with a greater creative canvas.
Add to bookmarks Bla Station Sting Sting is back with the same exact profile and its very precise graphic language! Made in just two materials: aluminum and stainless steel. At home indoors as well as outdoor.
New Product Add to bookmarks Bla Station ABLE Are we ABLE to think inside the box? The constant shrinking box, with walls of rules, regulations, laws, certificates, and demands. Yes we think we are ABLE!
Add to bookmarks Bla Station BOB Biz BOB Biz - offers flexible solutions for interactive communal spaces as well as private ones.
Add to bookmarks Bla Station BOB Solo BOB is coming up with a new offspring in BOB Solo, that can be kept close by or left free to roam about independently on its own.
Add to bookmarks Bla Station BOB 52 BOB 52 is twice as much BOB, a new addition to a loved seating system! After going high with Bob Hide last year, this year BOB is all about going wide!
Add to bookmarks Bla Station OM Light and nimble, and very comfortable, OM presents a generously slender seat supported by minimal construction.
