Busnelli LIBRO Fabric armchair

An expression of pop design, Libro is an armchair icon of its time consecrated by its presence in the MOMA permanent exhibition in New York.‎ Libro is the armchair as it has never been seen before: designed by Gianni Pareschi for Busnelli in 1970, Libro is now reissued with material and colour variations and new technical devices, but in full respect of its identity.‎ Libro, in one of its most contemporary guises, is shown with its metal frame in the characteristic Busnelli shade colour.‎ Among the new types of upholstery, the grey velvet of the side strips contrasts with the blue or red of the seat.‎ Its being totally disassemblable makes Libro an icon of our time.‎ By flipping through the various parts of which the upholstery is composed, just as one does with the pages of a book, it is possible to adjust the height of the seat and backrest, to enjoy the design from new angles.‎ Its load-bearing structure in painted metal has a central joint that supports the hinged 'pages' at the point of articulation of the frame, allowing them to be moved with ease.‎ Further info from manufacturer on LIBRO Busnelli