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GIOBAGNARA Ossicle Leather Armchair
PRO
$7
Royalty free
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2017 + fbx |
| Render: | |
| Size: | 7 MBNEW |
| Polygons: | 12K |
| Length: | 60 cm |
| Width: | 70 cm |
| Height: | 65 cm |
| Style: | Modern |
Published 28 February 2024
Francesco Balzano x GIOBAGNARA
Armchair with printed calfskin deer leather structure, pictured here in H95 off-white
https://theinvisiblecollection.com/product/francesco-balzano-ossicle-leather-armchair/
The Ossicle Leather Armchair by Francesco Balzano x GIOBAGNARA is structured in wild deer leather with the front leg in suede leather. Ossicle is a collection that comprises monolithic seats, benches and tables crafted with carefully selected leather and marble, in a special range of colors and finishes. Primal monolithic features and contemporary minimal references intertwine, lending the pieces a monumental presence. The lines are a nod to “Jeu des Osselets”, “Knucklebones”, a popular, ancient game dating back to Greece and Rome, reinterpreted with a modern eye and sharp humour, thus creating the perfect balance between organic and pure geometric shapes.
W 60.5 x D 70 x H 65.5 cm
Armchair with printed calfskin deer leather structure, pictured here in H95 off-white
https://theinvisiblecollection.com/product/francesco-balzano-ossicle-leather-armchair/
The Ossicle Leather Armchair by Francesco Balzano x GIOBAGNARA is structured in wild deer leather with the front leg in suede leather. Ossicle is a collection that comprises monolithic seats, benches and tables crafted with carefully selected leather and marble, in a special range of colors and finishes. Primal monolithic features and contemporary minimal references intertwine, lending the pieces a monumental presence. The lines are a nod to “Jeu des Osselets”, “Knucklebones”, a popular, ancient game dating back to Greece and Rome, reinterpreted with a modern eye and sharp humour, thus creating the perfect balance between organic and pure geometric shapes.
W 60.5 x D 70 x H 65.5 cm
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GIOBAGNARA Ossicle Leather Armchair
PRO
$7
Royalty free
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| Platform: | 3dsMax 2017 + fbx |
| Render: | |
| Size: | 7 MBNEW |
| Polygons: | 12K |
| Length: | 60 cm |
| Width: | 70 cm |
| Height: | 65 cm |
| Style: | Modern |
Published 28 February 2024
Francesco Balzano x GIOBAGNARA
Armchair with printed calfskin deer leather structure, pictured here in H95 off-white
https://theinvisiblecollection.com/product/francesco-balzano-ossicle-leather-armchair/
The Ossicle Leather Armchair by Francesco Balzano x GIOBAGNARA is structured in wild deer leather with the front leg in suede leather. Ossicle is a collection that comprises monolithic seats, benches and tables crafted with carefully selected leather and marble, in a special range of colors and finishes. Primal monolithic features and contemporary minimal references intertwine, lending the pieces a monumental presence. The lines are a nod to “Jeu des Osselets”, “Knucklebones”, a popular, ancient game dating back to Greece and Rome, reinterpreted with a modern eye and sharp humour, thus creating the perfect balance between organic and pure geometric shapes.
W 60.5 x D 70 x H 65.5 cm
Armchair with printed calfskin deer leather structure, pictured here in H95 off-white
https://theinvisiblecollection.com/product/francesco-balzano-ossicle-leather-armchair/
The Ossicle Leather Armchair by Francesco Balzano x GIOBAGNARA is structured in wild deer leather with the front leg in suede leather. Ossicle is a collection that comprises monolithic seats, benches and tables crafted with carefully selected leather and marble, in a special range of colors and finishes. Primal monolithic features and contemporary minimal references intertwine, lending the pieces a monumental presence. The lines are a nod to “Jeu des Osselets”, “Knucklebones”, a popular, ancient game dating back to Greece and Rome, reinterpreted with a modern eye and sharp humour, thus creating the perfect balance between organic and pure geometric shapes.
W 60.5 x D 70 x H 65.5 cm
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