Pupa Armchair Brass Base Indoor
Elegant ergonomic comfort
Unbridled and light at the same time, the Pupa armchair supports and suspends its enveloping volume on a base with a thin brass structure, which enhances its sensual elegance.
Designer Andrea Branzi reverses the concept of the collection as a unique technical and decorative theme, declined in several elements: his objects for Qeeboo travel in different directions, both for their identity as for construction technique, rotational or by injection, but placed together in a domestic interior to create a constantly evolving life scene.
Colors: black, pink
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About the designer
Andrea Branzi, architect and designer, was born in Florence in 1938, where he graduated in 1966. He has been living and working in Milan since 1973.
From 1964 to 1974 he took part in the group Archizoom Associates, the first internationally renowned avant-garde architecture group, whose projects are today conserved at the University of Parma’s Research Facility and Archive of Communication; his thesis and several projects are conserved at the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris.
Branzi is the co-founder of the Domus Academy, the first international post-lauream design school, and author of several books about history and the theory of design, of which he also curated several design exhibitions in Italy and abroad.
In 1987 he added the prestigious “Compasso D’Oro” Award to his already-illustrious career.
He’s now the professor and principal of the world-famous Interior and Product Design department at the Politecnico di Milano.