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Fornasetti Lux Gstaad Chair - red/blue
Black Fornasetti chair in wood, decorated with the lyrical muse Lina Cavalieri wearing a red ski mask with blue pompom. Handmade in Italy with exclusive techniques.
Regular price
€4.400,00 EUR
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Fornasetti creations are mostly handmade in Italy, in the Maison's workshops in Milan. Certain technical elements or specific components (perfume, mechanisms) may come from selected partners, in compliance with Fornasetti quality standards.
Delivery
Colissimo (La Poste)
Metropolitan France : 2 to 3 working days
Europe : 3 to 7 working days depending on the country
International / Worldwide : 5 to 10 working days (varies depending on destination)
Mondial Relay
Metropolitan France (Relay Point) : 3 to 5 working days
Europe (certain countries only) : 3 to 6 working days (Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, Portugal, etc.)
International : Not available (service only in Europe)
Chronopost
Metropolitan France : 1 working day (express delivery generally before 1 p.m.)
Europe : 1 to 3 working days
International : 2 to 5 working days (depending on the country and options chosen)
Metropolitan France : 1 working day (express delivery)
Europe : 1 to 2 working days
International : 2 to 6 working days (depending on destination)
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Return within 14 days
You have 14 days from receipt of your order to return an item to us. It must be unused, in perfect condition, and returned in its original packaging.
Incomplete, damaged or worn products cannot be accepted.
Return costs are the responsibility of the customer.
Once the return is validated, the refund will be made to the initial payment method within a few days.
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The Legacy of Piero Fornasetti
Piero Fornasetti: A Visionary Creator
Born in 1913 in Milan , Piero Fornasetti revolutionized design by mixing classical art, surrealism and graphic patterns . Passionate about architecture and trompe-l'oeil, he collaborated with Gio Ponti and created decorative objects and iconic furniture. His most famous motif, the face of Lina Cavalieri , declined in more than 400 variations in the series "Tema e Variazioni" , became the emblem of the house.
The Creation of a Singular Universe
In the 1950s he collaborated with Gio Ponti , exploring decorative design through refined furniture and objects. He created the famous series "Tema e Variazioni" , inspired by the face of Lina Cavalieri , which became the emblem of the house with over 400 variations .
A Legacy Perpetuated by Barnaba Fornasetti
After Piero's death in 1988 , his son Barnaba Fornasetti took over the workshop and modernized the brand while preserving its unique artistic identity . Today, the Fornasetti house is an essential reference in luxury design , combining Italian craftsmanship, timeless creativity and unique decorative objects .
Fornasetti Today: A Reference in Luxury Design
Today, Fornasetti is an icon of Italian design , renowned for its inimitable style and craftsmanship . Each piece perpetuates Piero's vision: to transform the ordinary into a timeless work.