Salone del Mobile 2014: the 'stellar' Bonaldo
Apr 22, 2014
The large number of new products that the factory Bonaldo presented at the Milan furniture show is the result of a whole year of collaboration with the big names of the design world. First of all, there is Alan Gilles, who has designed the new Tracks table, whose image he has 'drawn' from railway tracks, and the Gap table, which literally changes depending on which way you look at it.
This year Bartoli Design studio is also presenting the OCTA extendable table, which was presented last year in a fixed-top version, the Kuva and Junan chairs, and a new version of the Filly chair with visible legs. The Alfi chair by Giuseppe Vigano with a metal frame and leather upholstery and the Bonnie chair - together with the Clyde table - by Gino Carollo were also on display. He also created the shelving units with the innovative design of April, May and June, the Spring and Summer chests of drawers, the To Be collection complemented by the Amlet bed, characterized by a painted metal base available in several colours.
Upholstered furniture is represented by the sofa Lars by Giuseppe Vigano, which is available with high and low backrest; as well as pieces of interior design by Mauro Lipparini: the bed Basket Plus and sofas Cave and Slab - the latter features special armrests that accommodate practical storage compartments.
The collaboration with Resuke Fukusada continues: this year sees the Kadou coffee tables, which echo the Japanese "art of flowers"; and the Spiral mirror with a frame of coloured cord twisted in a spiral.
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