Description
Inspired by the archipelago in the Adriatic Sea of the same name, Brioni is a collection of seats comprising lounge armchairs, daybeds and poufs with a soft and full appearance. Initially designed for outdoor use, the six items in the Brioni collection have been redesigned by LucidiPevere for use in homes: the entire surface of the seat is now covered in fabric or leather, without the dark lower band that prevented contact with the ground. It has a zip, an aesthetic and functional detail, like the previous version, as well as soft polyester padding with plastic slats. Light and easy to move, the poufs are perfect when positioned next to the sofa, whereas the armchairs and daybeds are comfortable and versatile seats that invite you to relax.
Estimated Lead Time: 8 to 10 WeeksCan be shipped within the EU Countries
- View at Kristalia
- Removable upholstery for the fabric and leather versions.
- For info on fabric composition, see inside cover.
- For COM/COL orders, see inside cover.
- 42.1"W | 49.2"D | 25.2"H
- COM consumption: 4,5 ml (H. 140 cm).
- COL consumption: 8 mq.
- 42.1"W | 61.3"D | 25.2"H
- COM consumption: 5 ml (H. 140 cm).
- COL consumption: 9,5 mq.
Please see materials & finishes catalog for colors and fabrics.
Both were born in the province of Udine and met at Politecnico di Milano, where they graduated in Industrial Design. Paolo Lucidi (1974) has had artistic training. He has worked in a factory, as a clerk, shop assistant and designer. He worked for a short period at the studio belonging to Piero Lissoni and then, for several years, alongside Marc Sadler, sharing projects for leading international companies including American Standard Europe and Salvatore Ferragamo. It was here that he learnt the hard but inspiring process of innovation, which, after many attempts, can lead to great design and commercial success. Luca Pevere (1977) He has gained professional experience with Clino Trini Castelli, examining the quality aspect of design (Mitsubishi and Hitachi), on the one hand, while analysing the technical aspect with Marco Ferreri, the pragmatic heir of Bruno Munari (Zerodisegno and Magis), on the other. In 2006, after 11 years, they left Milan and set up Studio Lucidi_Pevere based in Udine. They have designed for Novecentoundici, Deroma, Gedy, Softline, Unitable, Mariani and many more. Currently, they are working together with Foscarini, Arper, Horm, Kristalia and Teracrea to develop new products. “Ernesto Caiazza” Promosedia 1998 Award for the Svita product. “Maniago Design” 2005 Award for the Taj product.
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