Botolo.
Visionary Milanese architect and designer Cini Boeri would have been 100 this year—the same age as luxury Italian textile house Loro Piana. To celebrate those dual milestones, the latter brand’s decor arm, Loro Piana Interiors, collaborated with Boeri’s archives to curate a special tribute installation. On display was her seminal 1967 Boborelax chaise longue, one of the first seats made of a single block of polyurethane foam with no internal frame; the iconic 1973 Botolo chairs, on three chunky legs with hidden casters; and the perennially popular 1972 Strips modular seating system. Produced by Arflex, all are dressed in Loro Piana fabrics: Take the limited series of 100 Botolo chairs, upholstered in the company’s fluffy Cashfur cashmere-silk blend, or the Boborelax in vivid cherry-red Tiepolo wool.
Boborelax.
Strips.
Botolo.
Cini Boeri.