Giancarlo Scarlata

The "Books" Armchair is an example of how furniture can be transformed into a work of art. It is a Pop Art version of Le Corbusier's iconic LC2.

This interpretation does not focus on the functionalist purism of the famous architect, but on irony and cultured references; here, color and graphics take center stage.

The use of cushions as "covers" transforms the everyday object into a display piece. The six removable cotton cushions reproduce the covers of contemporary art books. The interchangeable cushions allow you to change the mood of the room simply by moving or replacing the "books." Perfect for the living room as an iconic piece or for a creative bedroom. The steel "cage" structure is not just a support, but a frame that enhances the contents, maintaining a light, geometric line that pays homage to 20th-century modernist design.