Bombo
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Bombo - presented for the first time in 1996 - is an object which has since become part of the collective imagination as the contemporary stool par excellence.
As well as its practical side, Bombo wins us over by the solution whose dominant feature is the seat in injection-moulded ABS, with adjustable height thanks to a gas piston and a choice of various colours. Since Bombo entered the contemporary furniture arena in 1996, this adjustable stool has remained one of the most significant Italian-made designs, and one of the most widely-copied around the world. Yet Bombo is still Bombo. Its copies are another story, another chapter which is not a chapter on creativity and design.
Bombo
Stefano Giovannoni
Abs, Steel
extendible
1997
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