Planned Customization is another important feature; products are designed with the planned potential to be personalized and modified, following the market demands. It is an innovative design method that helps manufacturers overcome price based competition. Planned Customization applied to design generates a wide set of competitive features. Among the latest prizes there are: “Best of Neocon” (Chicago 2000, 2006, 2008, 2010); “Grand Prix de l’Innovation” (Paris 2000, 2005), Premio Dedalo Minosse (Vicenza 2006), Chicago Athenaeum “Good Design Award” (Chicago 1995, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2009).
Created by the pencil of Orlandini Design studio, Arca represents a complete declination of the concept of armchair for meeting, waiting and lounge spaces.
A new, unusual, and hybrid object with clean lines and essential shape: a multipurpose wooden seat, halfway between a bench to sit on and a fence to lean against for a short recharge break.
Oracle is a modular solution for open spaces.
The high-back design gives the feeling of a mini-environment that serves as a partition from the outside world, with which to interact discreetly through the window in the backrest.
In the name of the new chair lies the crux of the project; in fact, it is the T-shaped support of the backrest that determines it.