Varaschin Belt Armchair

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BELT Armchair

BELT ARMCHAIR

Designed by Lo Scalzo Moscheri

Belt upholstered armchairs furnish outdoor spaces as islands of relaxation. Their circular shape, the large seat and the soft back make it an item born for comfort.

Available in different sizes, from 90 or 135 cm in diameter, and with single-color or two-color coverings, Belt armchairs create elegant compositions that invite conviviality.

Perfect for decorating hotels, shops, lounge bars, but also the terrace or the home garden.

DESIGNER

LO SCALZO MOSCHERI

Born on 9 November 1963Graduated in 1987 from the Milan Faculty of Architecture.

Master in “Advanced technology application on industrial design manufacturing” –Tampa University, Florida USA – in 1988. Since 1987 has been a consultant for Piero Lissoni, and has worked for Boffi, Porro, Matteograssi, Iren, Living, and Artemide. In 1993 he opened his studio in Via De Sanctis, Milan, where he deals with product design and advertising.

WORKS

Giorgetti, Tisettanta, Halifax, Rivolta, Pedrali, Map, Ivano Redaelli, Alivar, Besana Mobili, Composit, Elam, Riva 1920, Matteograssi, Caleido, Galli, Grattarola, Kreadesign, Casamilano, Albed, Mobilidea, Bros’s, Rossetti light, Calligaris, Xera cucine, Doimo
Cucine, and Clever.

ART DIRECTION

-Since 2004 art director for Xera kitchen furniture -Since 2008 art director for Rivolta -Since 2010 art director for Giorgetti -Since 2012 until 2020 art director for Varaschin-1st prize for residential chair of the year -Sign/Pedrali

CONCEPT

His style is concise and up-to date, playing on the happy encounter of different materials: his sign is uncluttered and precise, enhanced by technological innovation and the “ready made” culture.

Technology and tradition place his projects on the border between daily use and the future, in an attempt to anticipate fashion, functions and new processes, to project them ahead without ever forgetting the values linked to certain manual skills and materials typical of tradition.

Furniture has value when it is used to live better in changing conditions. It comprises objects designed to transform themselves according to our habits and life style. The idea is a house that reflects our personality without being banal in providing services.