Nardi Doga bistrot

Doga Bistrot is a garden chair without armrests made of mass-coloured fiberglass resin and highly resistant to atmospheric agents. The finish is matte and the feet are non-slip. It represents a contemporary interpretation of the slat theme, it is stackable, easily sanitized and totally recyclable.
Doga Bistrot is part of a large collection made up of seats with and without armrests, lounge armchair, stool and monobloc table. The play of solids and voids created by the horizontal slats is decidedly beautiful.
The warm shades of cappuccino are added to the traditional colors such as white, anthracite and tobacco with a more industrial and urban mood to blend into the historical contexts and Marsala for those looking for a touch of original eccentricity. The green shades represented by mint, pear and agave are inevitable for more natural environments.

Dimensions: L 53 x D 55 x HS 47.5 H 82.5 cm
Weight: 4 Kg

The cushion is available in 100% mass-dyed acrylic fibre, with water-repellent, stain-resistant and mold-resistant treatment. Light fastness 7/8. Washable at 30°. Dimensions: 40.5 x 43 x 4.5 cm thick. 

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Designer:  Raffaello Galiotto is the designer of all Nardi products. His approach, which combines an artistic education with an early interest in industrial design, aims to enhance the specificities of each material, with projects that enhance their peculiarities as well as the potential of the production processes. For Nardi he has created more than fifty products, always pushing the limits of the technical possibilities offered by plastic materials. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice and started his own industrial design studio in 1993. He began by working for companies in the furniture sector, acquiring long experience in the design of large, high-volume plastic products. He develops his experience by applying it to different sectors of activity, from outdoor and indoor furniture, to kitchens, to PET, to stone products. In the stone sector, in particular, it creates innovative products with unprecedented surface interventions, receiving national and international recognition and prizes. He collaborates with prestigious Italian universities, holding lectures and conferences with delegations of international architects. He is a professor of Product Design at the University of Ferrara. In recent years he has designed important lithic design events of an international nature, conducting personal research through the unexplored aspects of marble such as gravity, translucency, reflection and sustainability. In 2011, the Chinese organization organizing Stonetech Beijing invited him for a solo exhibition dedicated to his marble projects with the aim of promoting the concept of marble design in China.