• Mobius 2011 Armchair Giorgetti
  • Mobius 2011 Armchair Giorgetti
  • Mobius 2011 Armchair Giorgetti
  • Mobius 2011 Armchair Giorgetti
  • Mobius 2011 Armchair Giorgetti
  • Mobius 2011 Armchair Giorgetti
  • Mobius 2011 Armchair Giorgetti
  • Mobius 2011 Armchair Giorgetti
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Mobius 2011 Armchair

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Designed by Umberto Asnago

Supple and versatile, Mobius main characteristic is an enveloping shape and the numerous variations available.

The base of these small armchairs runs like a continuous belt: the wood belt has both a functional and aesthetic role. It seems to free the seat from the weight as if it were floating in the air.

The structure is extremely light to allow the upholstery to convey its aesthetical, structural, and self-bearing function.

There is a high degree of the artisanal ability which is expressed in the processing of raw materials of the highest quality, such as saddle leather, with visible stitching along the edges carried out carefully and passionately to guarantee a mesmerizing object.

This product has a delivery estimate of 20-24 weeks.

Dimensions:

Mobius 62900:

W 24" × D 25.9" × H 28.7"

Mobius 62910:

W 27.9" × D 30.7" × H 30"

Mobius 62920:

W 25.1" × D 33.4" × H 27.9"

Mobius 62930/62952:

W 27.1" × D 34.2" × H 44"

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Masters of The Art of Shaping, Giorgetti has been perfecting innovative woodworking for more than a century from their home in Brianza, Italy. The epitome of Made in Italy style, Giorgetti’s unique and original aesthetic has resulted in a range of functional, contemporary pieces with unmistakable flair.

Umberto Asnago

He obtained his diploma at Istituto d’Arte in Cantu’ (CO), and he soon started his experience as a designer with Giorgetti SpA in 1968, where lately he assumed the direction of the Research Center. In 2006, he left Giorgetti to start his career as a designer. At present, he is the art director and designer of Penta Illuminazione. In 2011, he designed a collection for Giorgetti, thus returning as a designer. Now he designs for furniture companies like Arflex, Besana, Gruppo Industriale Busnelli, Ivano Redaelli, and Mobilidea. He has also realized stands and showrooms for companies in the furniture and fashion industries. These collaborations have formed Umberto Asnago as a personality capable of facing with professionalism the rapid evolutions of the furniture market.

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