Due Più by Nanda Vigo

(04/2023 Asia Debut) The Due Più armchair by Nanda Vigo is a surprising and enigmatic creation with a unique character given by the use of two rollers that seem to float. Created in 1971, the seat has been employed in several of the architect’s interiors projects but has never been mass-produced and therefore represents a newcomer in the world of industrial design. Although its appearance suggests otherwise, it impresses with its ergonomics and comfort in all three of its modes of use (regular sitting,side sitting with one arm resting on the upper roller, and reverse sitting,in which the roller-backrest becomes the perfect support for the forearms).Marked by an aesthetic that speaks of Future, it can be considered a manifesto-project of Vigo, a synthesis of her two souls: l’esprit de géométrie - clear in the minimalist, light-reflecting metal structure - and the eccentric, pioneering spirit, interpreted by the voluminous and sumptuous Mongolian fur and synthetic fur. Now presented by Acerbis with a steel structure and fur recovered from food industry waste, in a circular economy logic that makes it compatible with the contemporary ethos.