Modesty Veiled Armchair

Draide Modesty Veiled Armchair

The quality of being modest: the freedom from vanity, the respect for discretion in the conduct, in the language, in the clothing, the simplicity, the moderation, designed to prevent the accidental exposure of a body part, a strip of modesty, of meekness

Product info

Designer：Italo Rota

Features

Polyethylene monobloc. Indoor/outdoor use.

Designer: Italo Rota

The Modesty Veiled armchair by Driade was designed by Italo Rota and is so characteristic that it is unique in its kind. Comfortable and original, it is suitable for days out in the open air and to amaze guests with a modern furnishing accessory.

Polyethylene monobloc in white and grey

Dimensions: W75,5 x D76 x H 91 cm | Seat: H 45 cm

Italo Rota

BiographyHe was born in 1953 in Milan where he graduated from the Politecnico. At the end of the 1980s, he moved to Paris, where he signed the renovation of the Museum of Modern Art at the Centre Pompidou (with Gae Aulenti), the new rooms of the French school at the Cour Carré at Louvre, the lighting of the Notre Dame cathedral and along the Seine and the renovation of the centre of Nantes. The Italo Rota studio handles the complexities of major international projects, from product design to the design of large urban areas. Italo Rota has been awarded several prizes, including gold medals to Italian architecture for public spaces and Italian architecture for culture and leisure.