Talenti Poltrona Malè

The Malè living armchair by Talenti features elegant and light lines, an extremely comfortable seat typical of the entire collection created by designers Ludovica and Roberto Palomba.

Its steel structure, solid and resistant, supports a large seat made of high-quality technical plastic material.
The careful choice of weather-resistant and easy-to-clean materials combines a practical and linear design perfect for decorating your outdoor living space.

Weight: 8 kg

MEASUREMENTS:
Width: 65 cm
Depth: 69 cm
Height: 70 cm
Seat height: 33 cm

MATERIALS:
Stainless steel structure, seat in 100% Polyurethane tech

Tech polyurethane is a structural plastic material therefore it does not require any internal metal structure. A high-density material (600-700 Kg/m³) which allows the creation of any shape, even with very thin thicknesses.
It has a high impact resistance, well superior to that of traditional structural rigids, while still maintaining a pleasant elasticity in terms of comfort. It has good scratch resistance.
Cleaning the polyurethane seats is very simple, practical and fast.
First it is necessary to remove the dirt from the seat: to guarantee the durability of the products, clean the surfaces using only warm water and neutral soap.
Do not use aggressive solvents such as acetone or petrol and alkaline based detergents which can chemically attack the material, compromising its aesthetics and structural integrity.

Designer: Ludovica + Roberto Palomba

Ludovica Serafini, co-founder together with Roberto Palomba of the Palomba Serafini Associati studio, has been designing products that escape trends for over 25 years.
His is first and foremost a philosophical approach: the search for the essence in every project , closer to the concept of balance of Eastern cultures than to the Nordic style, the objective of his work is not only aesthetic result but well-being.
A courageous design, without inconsistencies, equidistant from decorativism and radical minimalism, the result of a selection of values ​​and themes rather than a reduction project.
Organic shapes and orthogonality, incoherent worlds that he was able to bring into dialogue, for example in the world of the bathroom which recognizes him as the absolute protagonist.
A design, his, which aims to bring together the greatest number of people, it is no coincidence that his research has mostly focused on industrial products, molds and serial production, for a more democratic vision, but he does not consider a crime a search for that part of the artisan tradition that can preserve and pass on the culture of Italian know-how, confirming its dualistic and curious nature.
Its a mature and controlled sign, which coherently ties together like a common thread, projects very different, where every function, every form, every aesthetic is transversal in a temporal dialogue from one object to another from one company to another, a deconstructed vocabulary that generates a free lexicon because as he claims, "No freedom can prevent that of others ".
In 25 years they have investigated practically all types of furniture, dressing the functions with emotion without ever being repetitive while still being recognisable.
The products he creates together with Roberto Palomba are created to last, not only in the market but above all as companions, silent and faithful in the lives of the people who choose them, this is the key to their success, the ability in a world that screams and desperately tries to be recognized, the will to abstract oneself, to give happiness and well-being lasting, participating by right in the rites of daily life.
“It would be easier to use decorations and rhetorical figures rather than investigate politeness” states Ludovica Serafini, her attitude to design over the years has influenced many areas and recently she has arrived at ' architecture, nautical and contract following the bulimic curiosity that has never abandoned her.
They have received numerous international awards and recognitions such as the Compasso D'Oro, the Elle Decoration International Design Award, the Red Dot, the Design Plus, the Good Design Award, the German Design Award. They design architecture and exhibitions all over the world; they collaborate and are art directors for some of the most established brands.