Pair of stackable beds mod. L75 by Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno, 1960s. Borsani, known for his contribution to modern design, created these beds with a focus on functionality and minimalist aesthetics. The L75 beds feature clean lines and essential shapes, reflecting the modernist style that was in vogue in the 1960s. The absence of superfluous decorative elements emphasizes the purity of the forms and materials used. The minimalist concept is especially represented in the wooden spheres that serve as casters to move the bed underneath. The structure of the beds is made of metal, lending solidity and durability. This material was chosen both for its physical properties and for its modern appearance. In addition to metal, the beds include fine wood details typical of Borsani's refined design. The L75 model can be configured in different variations, allowing it to adapt to various environments and needs. Modularity is another key element of Borsani's design, allowing the beds to be flexibly combined. Despite their functional design, the beds maintain an elegant and sophisticated aesthetic, typical of Borsani's work and Tecno's approach to interior design. In the 1960s, Italian design was going through a phase of great creativity and innovation and Borsani and Tecno were among the protagonists of this movement, pushing the boundaries of modern design. The L75 beds are a perfect example of how collaboration between designer and company can result in products that combine aesthetics and functionality in a harmonious way.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italy
