Mario Bellini – Camaleonda
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“Of all the objects I have designed, Camaleonda is perhaps the best in terms of a feeling of freedom. There are an infinite number of possible configurations.” Mario Bellini undoubtedly marks the modern design since the 70s!
Name of the product : Camaleonda
Designer : Mario Bellini
Description : In its re-edition, Camaleonda retains the elements that made it a contemporary classic. By mutual agreement, Mario Bellini and B&B Italia founder Pierre Ambrogio Busnelli have chosen to keep the 90×90 cm seat module, as well as the backrest and armrest, faithful to the original design, from which the original templates for cutting the upholstery have also been recovered. The generous polyurethane upholstery remains unchanged, forming the characteristic padding, obtained through the innovative system of cables, hooks and rings designed by Bellini in 1970, which guarantee its appearance and modularity.
Materials :Fabric / Leather
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