Defined by it’s soft, inviting appearance, the seat acts as its own distinct, pebble-shaped island, creating a unique seating experience that is both practical and stylish. Formed from separate seat, back, arm and table components, beautifully connecting together over a solid metal base, the spacious, bold design pays homage to unique connectivity and simplistic, organic shapes. Perfectly utilised in a contemporary office space or waiting area, the striking chair can be connected with other Isole elements to grow and adapt with an interior space over time.
Also available as a 2 seater or a 3 seater sofa.
Oki Sato and Luca Nichetto are two designers from different cultures who share a mutual passion for design and a truly innovative way of collaborating.
Behind the Nendo trademark is Oki Sato, a Japanese designer born in Canada in 1977. Sato graduated in 2000 from Tokyo's Waseda University and went on to specialise in Architecture (2002). After graduating, Oki Sato founded Nendo Design Studio and has since gone on to create contemporary designs for Cappellini, Foscarini, Wastberg and Louis Poulsen.
Nichetto Studio was established by Luca Nichetto, first in Venice and then in Stockholm. The studio specialises in product design, industrial design, interior design and architecture, with each piece reflecting a deep passion, knowledge and appreciation for crafts combined with curated cultural references.
The two designers joined forces to create the Isole series for &Tradition, working via a long distance exchange of ideas inspired by a genre of traditional Japanese poetry called Tanka, where one person starts the poem and the other person completes it. A unique modular system, the individual components resemble a soft pebble you would find on a beach, connected by a simple armature inspired by Venice’s tradition of building bridges.
