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Bloom Armchair

A broad birch-plywood shell balanced on a satin stainless-steel base.

Dimensions

980 × 630 × 760 mm

Year

2000

Materials
Birch plywood shellLeather or hide coveringAISI 304 stainless-steel tube base
Finishes
Natural oiled birchWhite lacquerBlack lacquerMatt-satin stainless steel
Colors
Natural BirchWhiteBlack

Official product information

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Description

A shallow, open shell

Bloom is an armchair designed by Piergiorgio Cazzaniga in 2000. Its preformed birch-plywood shell is available with a natural oiled finish or lacquered in black or white, then covered in leather or hide.

Bloom armchairs shown from several anglesImage source: Living Divani — Bloom Armchair · © Living Divani and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Stainless-steel support

An AISI 304 stainless-steel tubular base with a matt-satin finish supports the wide seat. The official drawing records 98 × 76 × 63 cm overall precisely. Seat depth is 51 cm.

Story

Contrast as the defining idea

Living Divani describes Bloom through the contrast between its frame colour and coach-hide seat covering. The curved shell and fine tubular support divide the chair into two visually distinct parts, while three published shell treatments—natural birch, white lacquer and black lacquer—alter that relationship without changing the form. Each treatment sharpens the distinction between the broad upper plane and base.

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