Emu Poltrona Ivy

Ivy is the first interpreter of a new design concept for outdoor living: the industrial living room entirely made of steel. Added to the living room is a series of tables characterized by legs in expanded metal mesh, which recalls the play of volumetric voids characteristic of the collection.

Two families of furnishings, with a linear and rigorous design: a line of large rectangular tables, available with a scratch-resistant embossed sheet metal top and sheet metal combined with teak slats; a line of Contract tables in different formats, with central leg in metal mesh.

The series is completed by the chair and armchair in expanded metal with large mesh and metal rod, with an essential and flexible design. The combination of these materials ensures characteristics of maximum comfort, for sinuous and soft seats, which adhere perfectly to the lines of the body.

The light and minimal shapes of the seats, combined with the large tables of the series, allow comfortable conditions of use even for a large number of diners and the possibility of being easily stacked.

The Ivy pouf, in addition to being a practical and light seat, in the evening transforms into a source of lighting thanks to solar energy, for a time ranging from 4 to 6 hours (to be estimated based on the geographical latitude and the period of the year). Next to the ceiling light there is a button that allows the light to automatically turn on as soon as it gets dark or, by leaving the button off, you can decide whether to keep the lamp on or off.

Info and Technical Data Sheets:

Dimensions: cm L 110 x D 90 x H 66 - Seat H 37 - Armrest H 57
Weight: 16.2 kg - maximum load 200 kg

Designer:

Paola Navone

Born in Turin and Milanese by adoption, she is an architect, designer, art director, interior designer, she loves to curate exhibitions and events.
Outspoken, dreamer, eclectic: the flavors and colors of the known East coexist in her , loved, frequented combined with the taste and forms of the West, rich in traditions, open, on the move. Winner of the Osaka International Design Award in '83, she was Designer of the Year for the German magazine Architektur & Wohen in 2000 and in 2011 she won the Elle Deco International Design Awards with 2 projects. Collaborates with the most important names on the international and Italian scene in the world of design.