Lido Cord Dining Chair
2021 Lido Cord Dining Chair
GamFratesi 2021
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The Lido family perfectly expresses Minotti’s desire to create a single design for different environments, indoors and outdoors. Inspired by the 1950s Lido is a comfortable basket-like nest. The family includes sofas, armchairs and footstools.
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Minotti Lido Cord Dining Chair : GamFratesi 2021
Dimensions : 640 W x 670 D x 820 H, 480 SH mm
Options : Cord : Black, Sand, Dark Brown, Petroleum, Blue and Citron colour. Legs : solid mahogany Dark Brown or in solid natural teak.
Material : Structure : stainless steel varnished polished Bronze colour. Cord : woven Taslan polypropylene cord. Upholstery : water-repellent polyester fabric.
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GamFratesi
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GamFratesi Studio was established in 2006 by the Danish architect Stine Gam (b. 1975) and the Italian architect Enrico Fratesi (b.1978). Drawing on classic Danish furniture and craft tradition as well as the timeless Italian intellectual and conceptual approach, they create furniture that respectfully reflects history while evoking modern narratives rich in symbols and associations, often expressed in a minimalist idiom.
About Minotti
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Now helmed by the third generation of the Minotti family, Rodolfo Dordoni guarantees the modern-classic aspect of the portfolio while collaborations with designers including Frenchman Christophe Delcourt and Japan’s nendo bring in fresh perspective.