Legnoletto

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Legnoletto

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Brand: Alias

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Designer: Alfredo Haberli

The legs in die-cast aluminium supporting the structure, are the common feature of the legnoletto collection. Beds with a frame made of solid heartwood in various finishes or lacquers in a variety of colours. A system of beds complete and articulated that furnish any room with elegance.
Wide headboard fitted with bedside shelves, or simple with no headboard? High headboard and low foot, or the other way round? Any choice is possibile with legnoletto. Single bed, French style, double or large size? 90, 120, 140, 160 or 180 centimetres wide? Legnoletto is available in all these sizes and it is suitable in the home or in hotels.
Linear and contemporary, legnoletto is available in various sizes and models, with or without headboard and bedside shelves. Different configurations are obtained from a range of modular elements that can be organised to meet different needs.

Please advise the pictorial archive for sizes and combinations.

About Designer
Alfredo Häberli	Born in Buenos Aires in 1964, he moved to Zurich in 1977, where in 1988 he began working as curator and designer of numerous exhibitions at the Museum für Gestaltung. In 1991, he graduated in Industrial Design by the Höhere Schule für Gestaltung. In 1997 he designed for Alias SEC, a system of modular elements, and a range of objects under the Danese label. In subsequent years he designed for Alias legnoletto (2001) and segesta (2003), plein air (2007), stabiles (2009), cross table and tec (2011). the erice and enna chairs and the textile bed (2013), the ago table (2014). He lives and works in Zurich.

About Designer

Alfredo Häberli

Born in Buenos Aires in 1964, he moved to Zurich in 1977, where in 1988 he began working as curator and designer of numerous exhibitions at the Museum für Gestaltung. In 1991, he graduated in Industrial Design by the Höhere Schule für Gestaltung. In 1997 he designed for Alias SEC, a system of modular elements, and a range of objects under the Danese label. In subsequent years he designed for Alias legnoletto (2001) and segesta (2003), plein air (2007), stabiles (2009), cross table and tec (2011). the erice and enna chairs and the textile bed (2013), the ago table (2014). He lives and works in Zurich.