Egg Seat Tato

 

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An icon of the 90ies seating furniture design: te coloured egg seat of the Tato-collection by Baleri Italia.

In 1995 Denis Santachiara designed the seat and stool Tato. Other models, like Tatino and Tatone, were created in cooperation with Enrico Baleri.

In 1999 followed the version Lunella, and in 2001 the versions Tato Bean and Tato Bonbon, which were created by Enrico Baleri himself.

The egg- bean-, bonbon- and lentil shaped seat objects are made of flexible and ecological polyurethane (without FCKW) and have an anatomic inner structure. Two sidely cuts contain the elastic fabric. The removeable and elastic textile covers are available in two different versions (Malaga and Dakota), and also in many colours:

Other models, like tha small Tatino, the round Tatone, the lentil shaped Lunella, and the Tatto Bean and Tato Bonbon are available on request.

Supplementary information

• Cover for Tato: Malaga (PDF ca. 2,35 MB)
• Cover for Tato: Colorado (PDF ca. 5,14 MB)
• Cover for Tato: Sumatra (PDF ca. 5,14 MB)

Design: Denis Santachiara

Denis Santachiara – an anomalous designer and an outsider of the international outline of design, he began his career marrying in his work the art and design. Designer Denis Santachiara

Design: Enrico Baleri

Enrico Baleri was born in Albino, Bergamo in 1942 and studied architecture at the Polytecnic in Milan. Baleri founded the Italian design company Baleri Italia in 1984 together with Marilisa Decimo. Designer Enrico Baleri