An extremely simple and small sofa with no arms. As it often happens with Giulio Manzoni’s (2011) projects, with small adaptations shape changes together with the functionality. Just by turning the seat of 90˚ the sofa becomes a chaise longue and a single bed just by reclining the back. The two elements close together become a large sofa or a comfortable bed when necessary.
Born in 1952, graduated in 1976 in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano, Giulio Manzoni worked with various organizations including the University of Milan and Pavia, the Venice Biennale, the District 8 in Como, Intercommunale – Pordenone, the Casino Campione d’Italia.
He counts collaborations with Italian and international companies, including: B&B Italia, Campeggi, Clei, Flexform, F.lli Longhi, Gruppo Euromobil, Panasonic, Salice.
Winner of: the award “Leonardo” at the Museum of Science and Technology in Milan with the “Riletto” and “Professional Design Award – c DIM – Valencia” with “Ercolino.”
He holds several Italian and European patents for his works in the field of industrial design. His work is focused on a particular attention to multi-functional products and new tecnologies.
Campeggi's products by Giulio Manzoni
