Slice

Portrayed out in 1996 and created by Cinova in 1998, the creation and circulation of the SLICE armchair stayed, right now, at a level which could well qualify as confidential.‎ The galerie Kreo assumed liability for appropriation in 1999, subsequently assisting it with becoming known, embeddings its beautiful picture into the immense ‘scene’ of contemporary plan in the early long stretches of the new millennium.‎ The cheerful choice to reissue Slice today, in an adaptation with rethought solace, gives this model an entirely different rent of life while staying on top of the venture’s unique expectations: to offer an available type of seating which is on the double exemplary fit, its lines obviously bringing out the Club armchair, and contemporary being used, with the chance of adding footstools to fluctuate the components of its seat – maybe vastly, if one somehow managed to allow one’s creative mind to get through the limits forced by the homegrown spaces wherein we live.‎ If there is no question at all that Slice is a seat, it is additionally an item the aim of which is to welcome us to live with colour.‎ A challenge to loll in it, maybe even to lose oneself in it.‎