Ico Parisi was born in Palermo, Italy, in 1916, but as early as 1925 with his family he moved to Como, where in 1936 he graduated as a building surveyor and served an apprenticeship at the Terragni studio. Discharged from the front in 1943, he returned to Como and resumed his design activity, dealing with the creation of individual furnishings, exhibition layouts and interior architecture. He collaborated with Luisa Aiani, whom he married in 1947 and with whom he opened the studio La Ruota. In the 50s he designed furniture, first in one-piece and later for industrial production with companies such as Cassina. In the 60s, with the "Contenitoriumani" he began a new path aimed at defining a utopian-existential idea of living. The culmination of his research is between 1974 and 1976 with "Operation Arcevia," aimed at designing an entire community.
Here we have a bench designed in '60s. The bench has a wooden structure with wonderful attention for the corner joints, and the seating is covered by red fabric. The upholstery was renewed so you can consider this item as ready to be used. Perfect for the entrance or even for the bedroom, a comfortable settee where you can change your clothes or enjoy a short break.
Good condition, original in all its parts.
