The Blow Lounger was designed by De Pas, D’Urbino, Lomazzi and Scolari in the year 1967. In the middle of the 1960es, the designers advanced to become the most famous defenders of the Radical Design with their spectacular creations.
The inflatable Blow lounger which has been designed for the Italian company Zanotta, broke common ideas of a lounger in its time. Inflatable, transportable and robust, Blow soon became a top-seller. The lounger is in numerous collections of great design museums such as the MoMa in New York, the new collection in Munich, the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein and the Victoria & Albert Museum in London today.
Zanotta manufactures the Blow lounger out of transparent PVC. The electric welding of the lounger occurs with high frequency technique making the seams robust. Blow has been designed to be inflated by +10° - +20°, it can be used by temperatures from -5° - +50° as well as inside or outside. The lounger should be inflated a bit less when it is used outside.
A bellows is included in the delivery package.