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‘We wanted to use a simple language but at the same time express personality, something that does not want to be formally aggressive or intrusive, but is equally capable of being noticed and remembered, evoking images of familiarity and emotional closeness,’ says Ziliani, who also equates the project to a ‘bridge’. ‘Because it links different types, different functions and different uses in a natural, effective and functional way, but also is a constructively sophisticated object.’ Indeed, innovative engineering was required to give it the appealing profile of tub seating, while separating the back and seat – so that they move independently and therefore ergonomically. The slim gap that separates the two lightens the whole chair.