Osvaldo Lounge Chair white plastic lounge chair composed of the minimum necessary

composed of the minimum necessary for its functionality: the front box houses the light source and gives the weight that supports the set

by two service small tables defined by their elevated tabletops circular or rectangular that can be easily repositioned

The spike-shaped ends give the pieces tension

The design seeks inspiration in the characteristic monumentality of the Brazilian Modernist period

The wraparound woven cane or technical net backrest with an elliptical structural frame in bent ash-wood is a distinctive feature

Osvaldo Lounge Chair white plastic lounge chair composed of the minimum necessaryOsvaldo is a collection of furniture pieces that were inspired by and designed site specifically for the location in which they are now shown the gallery at the top of the grand staircase at Villa Borsani in Brianza, Italy outside of Milan. Office of Tangible Space reimagined the space as a reading lounge with displays for Kiki Gotis Graces series of vases. The furniture pieces are a reflection on the material palette, craft, and design ethos of the