Catifa 53
The Catifa 53 embodies the essence of modern elegance with its conceptual purity and refined design. Crafted by the designer trio Lievore Altherr Molina for Arper, these office chairs are a true work of art. The seamless integration of simple forms and sensual curves creates visually stunning pieces that are both functional and beautiful. Elevate your work or everyday space with these exquisite chairs of refinement and style.
Lievore Altherr Molina/Alberto Lievore (Buenos Aires, 1948) is an architect from the University of Buenos Aires and an industrial designer. In 1977, he established himself in Barcelona and became part of the Berenguer group along with Jorge Pensi, Norberto Chaves, and Oriol Pibernat, with whom he designed the SIDI, a platform for the international launch of Spanish design. This group combines design teaching and theory with practice. During these years, he designed in tandem with Jorge Pensi. In 1984, he founded his own studio, mainly focusing on product design, consulting, and art direction for various companies, including Perobell and Andreu World. During these years, his research led him to experiment with new techniques and materials such as "maderón" (large wood). In 1991, Jeannette Altherr (Heidelberg, Germany, 1965) and Manel Molina (Barcelona, 1963) joined the studio, which then became known as Lievore Altherr Molina. Among their most well-known designs are the Manolete armchair (1988) and the Rothko armchair (1989).
Attribution (copyright), Wikipedia, [CC]
