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Paolo Bartoli
Paolo Bartoli

The document provides an overview of Bartoli Design, an Italian design studio founded in 1960 by Carlo Bartoli. It summarizes Bartoli Design's extensive work experimenting with new materials and technologies in furniture design. Some of their award-winning and iconic designs are mentioned, including the Gaia armchair which is in the permanent collection of MoMA. The studio continues to be led by Carlo Bartoli and his family, focusing on elegant, simple designs made with authentic materials. They explore a wide range of design applications beyond furniture as well.

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and artisanal techniques, on the other, Bartoli Designs outcomes were best-selling, long-lasting products and award-winning designs. Bartoli Design received the XXI Compasso dOro ADI award for the R606Uno chair in 2008; the Tube sofa obtained the IF Award for Good Industrial Design and the studio was selected to appear on a set of Italian postage stamps entitled Italian Design for a New Domestic Landscape. Carlo Bartoli exhibited his work in Italy and abroad: at the Triennale Design Museum in Milano, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Stadt Museum in Cologne, as well as in New York, Prague, Hong Kong, Athens and Buenos Aires. The Gaia armchair is included in the permanent design collection at the MOMA in New York and the Trien- nale Design Museum in Milano. The 4875 chair is on display in the design collection at the National Arts Museum of the Pompidou Centre in Paris. The Breeze armchair received the I.D. Design Distinction Award, the Apex Product Design Award, the Red Dot and the IF Award for Good Industrial Design, and is included in a set of Italian postage stamps enti- tled Masters of Italian design. The Sol table received the 2010 Good Design Award. The panel of judges of the Young&Design competition awarded Carlo Bartoli the 2012 Apostle of Design, for his work as a designer inspired by an essential and honest design project. The Still ta- ble and the Octa table were awarded the Red Dot 2013 and the Good Design Award 2014. In 2015, the Mercury Curva chair received the Good Design Award. Bartoli Design, a team comprising Carlo, Paolo and Anna Bartoli, continues the experience in design begun by Carlo Bartoli in 1960 and developed through many partnerships with leading companies in the furniture sector. The studios research explores elegance based on simplicity and balance: from the initial concepts to product de- velopment, art direction and communication strategies, the studios activities embrace the full spectrum of design services. Bartoli Design also works on architecture, exhibition design, interior design, urban design. Combining creativity with a deep understanding of technol- ogies and industrial processes, on one side, and of craftsmanship
design as materials
innovation with plastic chairs from 鍖berglass with polyester resin, to the worlds 鍖rst polypropylene injec- tion-moulded single seat piece, from 鍖at polypropylene parts curved and plugged into an aluminium frame in no time, to the latest air moulding process for thermoplastic injection or the innovative R606 polymer giving comfort to a edgy shape - over 40 years of continuous research, Bartoli Design applied new technologies for plastics to the design of chairs. Gaia
4875 Poppystar
Breeze Uno
authentic materials designing with natural hide, brass, solid wood, concrete, glass, marble... Bartoli De- sign is making candid statements of the true nature of materials, retaining their authen- ticity with simple, honest projects yet pow- erful enough to challenge time and gain the imperfect uniqueness of lived things. 1085 edition
Sesel Collectionist
Aki Jedi
Kenobi Raja
Himalayan wool, Indian silk big knots, simple manufacture, in respect of the Tibetan weaving tradition, designing details to enhance the characteristics of the soft undyed Himalayan wool in its natural shades - or composing the shiny vibrance of Indian silks into masterful works with the 鍖uidi- ty of watercolours: inspirations from the earth, the rocks and the sky trasformed into patterns of lights-and-shades by Bartoli Design. Himalayan Undyed - Wangden
Himalayan Undyed - Terai Himalayan Undyed - Annapurna
Himalayan Undyed - Terai
Zen Acque Zen Cieli
Rosetum
designing material surfaces to express the inherent suggestion of the surfaces and the skil- fulness in working them, Bartoli Design explored formally line- ar and controlled designs: patterns, consistent with the qualita- tive nature of wood, metals, stones and hide, exalt their essence. Maxima, Mandala, Stars, Decor
Kylindros Decor
Stars Kyoto
Terre Maxima BD 11
beyond the fascination of transparency, many more extraordinary properties of glass are exploited by Bartoli Design in their projects: load-bearing, structur- al, curved, mouth-blown or centrifuged glass is used to combine inspiring aesthetics and technical performaces. glass properties Sahara
Ray RayPlus
Lilium
Wonder Cocoon
design with geometries
optimizing the shape of modules and then searching for an armonic balance between solids and voids is a way of designing and 鍖nding solutions to structural problems for Bartoli Design; such compositions show an exacti- tude deriving from a geometrical logic out of inspiration from nature everything can be disassembled, re-as- sembled and completed to create multiple solutions. modules & modularity Life
915 Manhattan
intersections of lines intersections of simple elements create strenght; frag- ilemetaltubeswhenalone,becomestrongstructures when connected: some of Bartolis designs explored nodes, intersections, juxtapositions of lines in space, to de鍖ne tridimensional volumes, light yet robust. Echo
Octa
Mille Sen-su
volumes & iconic masses a volume with no front, back or side to put it right in the centre of the space as a sculpture, modular container units recalling the geometric order of crystals, totem-like furniture resembling essential architectures: pieces where the architectural nature and the sculptural impact on the environment are most evident. Intarsia Twill
Doors Cirque
Maxima B909
contract design
gathering, learning, working, eating in contract spaces need carefully designed chairs, meeting strict requirements in terms of comfort, adaptability, resist- ance, materials, details and synthesis in the shape; Bartoli Design acquired an explertise that led to bestselling designs. technical chairs Tulip
Jazz Mercury
Iron New Bloom
Lips Camel
Camel
systems are always a win-win in contract furniture, both for the producer because it declares its competency, and for the user since he may 鍖nd all thesolutionstoproblemsincontractfurniture;modularity,abroadrangeof 鍖nishesandbeingcost-wisearekeyfactorsforthesuccessoftablesystems. table systems for conference Tee
Milano Balance
waiting in traf鍖c areas understandig the needs of areas with high traf- 鍖c volumes, Bartoli Design developed heavy duty systems able to withstand use and abuse, offer multiple solutions thanks to a wide modularity and con- tribute to the quality of the architectural environment. Highway
River Highway
Flores
Tube Meet-me
Viva/Mixa/Tacta little objects in any product and even more in small objects, de- tails give life and make the design: handling com- plexity in small dimensions is like designing miniature machines that can be per- fectly shaped like a juwel.
Formae 際際滷
Ellipse Ice
Den Teddy Girl
design for the home
upholsterd products greatly re鍖ect our differences in the perception of comfort, ergonomics, product agreability and user friendliness; tensioned or soft, 鍖at or draped, Bartoli thinks upholstery is a powerful mean for designers to enhance different qualities of the objects underneath. comfortable upholstered items Joko
By Kuva
Drap竪 Su
Drap竪 Lounge May
Orchestra
Paysage Genius
extendable table systems overtheyears,BartoliDesignexploredandre鍖nedthetypology of extendable tables in many iterations, developing them into systems:tablesonthemove,whereallthemechanicsarehidden to the eye, simple and fool-proof to operate in anybodys home. Sushi
Sushi workstation Sushi
Maki Torii
Nori
Kime Sol
index
Altopiano . 2008 Laurameroni Aki . 2012 Riva 1920 Balance . 2007 International Of鍖ce Concept Breeze . 1995 Segis Bikappa . 2009 Kristalia BD11 . 2001 Laurameroni By . 2014 Bonaldo Camel . 2016 Segis Cirque . 2013 Laurameroni Cocoon . 1994 Kristalia Decor . 2001 Laurameroni Den . 2009 Jesse 1085 edition . 2015 Kristalia Doors . 2015 Da a Drap竪, Drap竪 Lounge . 2016 Laurameroni Echo . 2016 Laurameroni Ellipse . 1999 Delight Flores . 2011 Segis Formae . 2005 Colombo Design Gaia . 1967 Ar鍖ex Genius . 2007 Move Highway . 2007 Segis Himalayan Undyed - Wangden, Terai, Annapurna . 2011 Nodus Ice . 2002 Colombo Design Intarsia Twill . 2015 Laurameroni Iron . 2009 Segis Jazz . 2006 International Of鍖ce Concept Jedi . 2014 Riva 1920 Joko . 2010 Kristalia Junan . 2014 Bonaldo Kanji . 2002 Rossi di Albizzante Kenobi . 2013 Riva 1920 Kime . 2014 Bonaldo Kuva . 2014 Bonaldo Kylindros . 2015 Laurameroni Kyoto . 2009 Lualdi Life . 2011 prototype Lilium . 2008 Kristalia Lips . 2008 Segis Maki . 2016 Kristalia Mandala . 2009 Laurameroni Manhattan . 2009 Jesse Maxima BD09 . 2015 Laurameroni May . 2010 Ar鍖ex Meet-me . 2008 Segis Mercury . 2008 Asis Milano . 2004 Sagsa Mille . 2009 Bonaldo Mixa . 1992 Colombo Design New Bloom . 2012 Segis Nori . 2010 Kristalia 915 . 2007 Kristalia Octa . 2013 Bonaldo Orchestra . 2008 Laurameroni Paysage . 2008 Move Poppystar . 2004 Segis 4875 . 1975 Kartell Raja . 2012 Laurameroni Ray, RayPlus . 2009 Fiam River . 2012 Segis Rock . 2007 Multipla Rosetum . 2009 Nodus Sahara . 2011 Fiam Sen-su . 2015 Da a Sesel . 2015 Laurameroni Collectionist . 2015 Laurameroni 際際滷 . 2001 Colombo Design Sol . 2011 Bonaldo Stars . 2009 Laurameroni Su . 2011 prototype Sushi, Sushi workstation . 2002 Kristalia Tacta . 1990 Colombo Design Teddy Girl . 2013 Segis Tee . 2012 Segis Torii . 2014 Kristalia Tube . 1995 Rossi di Albizzate Tulip . 2004 Kron Uno . 2005 Segis Viva . 2001 Colombo Design Wonder . 2015 Penta Zen . 2009 Nodus

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  • 3. and artisanal techniques, on the other, Bartoli Designs outcomes were best-selling, long-lasting products and award-winning designs. Bartoli Design received the XXI Compasso dOro ADI award for the R606Uno chair in 2008; the Tube sofa obtained the IF Award for Good Industrial Design and the studio was selected to appear on a set of Italian postage stamps entitled Italian Design for a New Domestic Landscape. Carlo Bartoli exhibited his work in Italy and abroad: at the Triennale Design Museum in Milano, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Stadt Museum in Cologne, as well as in New York, Prague, Hong Kong, Athens and Buenos Aires. The Gaia armchair is included in the permanent design collection at the MOMA in New York and the Trien- nale Design Museum in Milano. The 4875 chair is on display in the design collection at the National Arts Museum of the Pompidou Centre in Paris. The Breeze armchair received the I.D. Design Distinction Award, the Apex Product Design Award, the Red Dot and the IF Award for Good Industrial Design, and is included in a set of Italian postage stamps enti- tled Masters of Italian design. The Sol table received the 2010 Good Design Award. The panel of judges of the Young&Design competition awarded Carlo Bartoli the 2012 Apostle of Design, for his work as a designer inspired by an essential and honest design project. The Still ta- ble and the Octa table were awarded the Red Dot 2013 and the Good Design Award 2014. In 2015, the Mercury Curva chair received the Good Design Award. Bartoli Design, a team comprising Carlo, Paolo and Anna Bartoli, continues the experience in design begun by Carlo Bartoli in 1960 and developed through many partnerships with leading companies in the furniture sector. The studios research explores elegance based on simplicity and balance: from the initial concepts to product de- velopment, art direction and communication strategies, the studios activities embrace the full spectrum of design services. Bartoli Design also works on architecture, exhibition design, interior design, urban design. Combining creativity with a deep understanding of technol- ogies and industrial processes, on one side, and of craftsmanship
  • 5. innovation with plastic chairs from 鍖berglass with polyester resin, to the worlds 鍖rst polypropylene injec- tion-moulded single seat piece, from 鍖at polypropylene parts curved and plugged into an aluminium frame in no time, to the latest air moulding process for thermoplastic injection or the innovative R606 polymer giving comfort to a edgy shape - over 40 years of continuous research, Bartoli Design applied new technologies for plastics to the design of chairs. Gaia
  • 8. authentic materials designing with natural hide, brass, solid wood, concrete, glass, marble... Bartoli De- sign is making candid statements of the true nature of materials, retaining their authen- ticity with simple, honest projects yet pow- erful enough to challenge time and gain the imperfect uniqueness of lived things. 1085 edition
  • 12. Himalayan wool, Indian silk big knots, simple manufacture, in respect of the Tibetan weaving tradition, designing details to enhance the characteristics of the soft undyed Himalayan wool in its natural shades - or composing the shiny vibrance of Indian silks into masterful works with the 鍖uidi- ty of watercolours: inspirations from the earth, the rocks and the sky trasformed into patterns of lights-and-shades by Bartoli Design. Himalayan Undyed - Wangden
  • 13. Himalayan Undyed - Terai Himalayan Undyed - Annapurna
  • 15. Zen Acque Zen Cieli
  • 17. designing material surfaces to express the inherent suggestion of the surfaces and the skil- fulness in working them, Bartoli Design explored formally line- ar and controlled designs: patterns, consistent with the qualita- tive nature of wood, metals, stones and hide, exalt their essence. Maxima, Mandala, Stars, Decor
  • 21. beyond the fascination of transparency, many more extraordinary properties of glass are exploited by Bartoli Design in their projects: load-bearing, structur- al, curved, mouth-blown or centrifuged glass is used to combine inspiring aesthetics and technical performaces. glass properties Sahara
  • 26. optimizing the shape of modules and then searching for an armonic balance between solids and voids is a way of designing and 鍖nding solutions to structural problems for Bartoli Design; such compositions show an exacti- tude deriving from a geometrical logic out of inspiration from nature everything can be disassembled, re-as- sembled and completed to create multiple solutions. modules & modularity Life
  • 28. intersections of lines intersections of simple elements create strenght; frag- ilemetaltubeswhenalone,becomestrongstructures when connected: some of Bartolis designs explored nodes, intersections, juxtapositions of lines in space, to de鍖ne tridimensional volumes, light yet robust. Echo
  • 29. Octa
  • 31. volumes & iconic masses a volume with no front, back or side to put it right in the centre of the space as a sculpture, modular container units recalling the geometric order of crystals, totem-like furniture resembling essential architectures: pieces where the architectural nature and the sculptural impact on the environment are most evident. Intarsia Twill
  • 35. gathering, learning, working, eating in contract spaces need carefully designed chairs, meeting strict requirements in terms of comfort, adaptability, resist- ance, materials, details and synthesis in the shape; Bartoli Design acquired an explertise that led to bestselling designs. technical chairs Tulip
  • 39. Camel
  • 40. systems are always a win-win in contract furniture, both for the producer because it declares its competency, and for the user since he may 鍖nd all thesolutionstoproblemsincontractfurniture;modularity,abroadrangeof 鍖nishesandbeingcost-wisearekeyfactorsforthesuccessoftablesystems. table systems for conference Tee
  • 42. waiting in traf鍖c areas understandig the needs of areas with high traf- 鍖c volumes, Bartoli Design developed heavy duty systems able to withstand use and abuse, offer multiple solutions thanks to a wide modularity and con- tribute to the quality of the architectural environment. Highway
  • 46. Viva/Mixa/Tacta little objects in any product and even more in small objects, de- tails give life and make the design: handling com- plexity in small dimensions is like designing miniature machines that can be per- fectly shaped like a juwel.
  • 51. upholsterd products greatly re鍖ect our differences in the perception of comfort, ergonomics, product agreability and user friendliness; tensioned or soft, 鍖at or draped, Bartoli thinks upholstery is a powerful mean for designers to enhance different qualities of the objects underneath. comfortable upholstered items Joko
  • 57. extendable table systems overtheyears,BartoliDesignexploredandre鍖nedthetypology of extendable tables in many iterations, developing them into systems:tablesonthemove,whereallthemechanicsarehidden to the eye, simple and fool-proof to operate in anybodys home. Sushi
  • 60. Nori
  • 62. index
  • 63. Altopiano . 2008 Laurameroni Aki . 2012 Riva 1920 Balance . 2007 International Of鍖ce Concept Breeze . 1995 Segis Bikappa . 2009 Kristalia BD11 . 2001 Laurameroni By . 2014 Bonaldo Camel . 2016 Segis Cirque . 2013 Laurameroni Cocoon . 1994 Kristalia Decor . 2001 Laurameroni Den . 2009 Jesse 1085 edition . 2015 Kristalia Doors . 2015 Da a Drap竪, Drap竪 Lounge . 2016 Laurameroni Echo . 2016 Laurameroni Ellipse . 1999 Delight Flores . 2011 Segis Formae . 2005 Colombo Design Gaia . 1967 Ar鍖ex Genius . 2007 Move Highway . 2007 Segis Himalayan Undyed - Wangden, Terai, Annapurna . 2011 Nodus Ice . 2002 Colombo Design Intarsia Twill . 2015 Laurameroni Iron . 2009 Segis Jazz . 2006 International Of鍖ce Concept Jedi . 2014 Riva 1920 Joko . 2010 Kristalia Junan . 2014 Bonaldo Kanji . 2002 Rossi di Albizzante Kenobi . 2013 Riva 1920 Kime . 2014 Bonaldo Kuva . 2014 Bonaldo Kylindros . 2015 Laurameroni Kyoto . 2009 Lualdi Life . 2011 prototype Lilium . 2008 Kristalia Lips . 2008 Segis Maki . 2016 Kristalia Mandala . 2009 Laurameroni Manhattan . 2009 Jesse Maxima BD09 . 2015 Laurameroni May . 2010 Ar鍖ex Meet-me . 2008 Segis Mercury . 2008 Asis Milano . 2004 Sagsa Mille . 2009 Bonaldo Mixa . 1992 Colombo Design New Bloom . 2012 Segis Nori . 2010 Kristalia 915 . 2007 Kristalia Octa . 2013 Bonaldo Orchestra . 2008 Laurameroni Paysage . 2008 Move Poppystar . 2004 Segis 4875 . 1975 Kartell Raja . 2012 Laurameroni Ray, RayPlus . 2009 Fiam River . 2012 Segis Rock . 2007 Multipla Rosetum . 2009 Nodus Sahara . 2011 Fiam Sen-su . 2015 Da a Sesel . 2015 Laurameroni Collectionist . 2015 Laurameroni 際際滷 . 2001 Colombo Design Sol . 2011 Bonaldo Stars . 2009 Laurameroni Su . 2011 prototype Sushi, Sushi workstation . 2002 Kristalia Tacta . 1990 Colombo Design Teddy Girl . 2013 Segis Tee . 2012 Segis Torii . 2014 Kristalia Tube . 1995 Rossi di Albizzate Tulip . 2004 Kron Uno . 2005 Segis Viva . 2001 Colombo Design Wonder . 2015 Penta Zen . 2009 Nodus