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joe colombo - modular furniture ...........................................................................................................................................................................................
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always regarding the user’s flexible needs, joe colombo becomes increasingly involved in creating modular furniture. his statement - ‘habits change, the interior of rooms has to change with them’ - expresses the central idea of the following examples. the ‘additional system’, ‘tube chair’ or ‘multi chair’ are some examples of his mobile collection which accomodate the individual purposes in a wide range. the different sized pieces can be pinned together in various configurations to form chairs, sofas or whole living landscapes. --- see ![]() inventing the future ![]() biography of joe colombo ![]() 'universale' chair ![]() elda easychair ![]() superleggera easychair ![]() total furnishing unit ![]() modular furniture ![]() recliners ![]() cabriolet bed ![]() birillo barstool ![]() lighting ![]() smoke glass, 1964 ![]() serving tray ------- monthly designboom newsletter ------- ------- ? comments and contact us ? ------- |
![]() green lounge chair - front ![]() detail of modules pinned together ![]() individual pieces ![]() side view shows the way the different pieces are connected ![]() sketch of a similar idea, joe colombo, courtesy ignazia favata studio joe colombo, milan ![]() sketch of a similar idea, joe colombo, courtesy ignazia favata studio joe colombo, milan ![]() lounge chair ‘tubo’, 1969, produced by flexform ![]() detail - connection of the single pieces ![]() ‘tube chair’ part of the collection of the vitra design museum ![]() detail ![]() variations ![]() ‘multichair’, 1969 ![]() various sitting positions sketch by joe colombo, courtesy ignazia favata studio joe colombo, milan |
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