Due Più

The Due Più chair, designed by Nanda Vigo in 1971, made by Acerbis. Conceived almost as a game, the chair intially generates some uncertainty - being simply a rectilinear chrome frame and two 'rollers' of Mongolian fur. But its three modes of sitting all provide surprising comfort - regular sitting, side sitting with the support of one arm on the upper roller, and reverse sitting, where the backrest becomes the perfect support for the forearms. Mongolian fur reclaimed from food industry waste, according to circular economy principles that make it compatible with contemporary ethics.