Baroque-Inspired Seating

 

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Baroque-Inspired Seating
The Baroque period in history came after the Renaissance and was characterized by the use of abundant ornamentation. Baroque style started in Italy at the beginning of the 17th century and lasted until the first decades of the 18th, when it was gradually replaced by the Rococo style.

The Baroque artistic movement was initially promoted by the Catholic Church as a response to the Protestant Reformation. The intent of the style was to establish an emotional connection with the viewer. This type of art was meant to be understood by the uneducated masses, as opposed to the cultivated audience targeted during the Renaissance.

Unlike architecture and other visual arts of the period, Baroque furniture got its start in France. Designers began to produce elaborate and ornamented pieces for the monarchy, and this fashion was gradually adopted by other courts all over Europe. Some of the pieces produced for the French king Louis XIV became symbols of Baroque furniture and are also known as the Louis XIV style, which is highly demanded by many antiques enthusiasts and collectors.
Baroque - Inspiration
Today, Baroque furniture's style is very much alive, and has taken different approaches in terms of materials, finishes and colors. While the classics will always remain there, new modern products are available that are perfect for mixing up an ambience creating an unexpected balance. The focus today will be on the Luigi XVI chairs, an icon that has been reintepreted by a myriad of brands over the years. 
 
The Louis Ghost - Kartell
Louis Ghost - Kartell
Probably one of the most famous seats in the world, the Louis Ghost takes its essence directly from the Baroque Era, but is radically reinvented to become a modern statement piece, ready to find its home in a moltitude of environments.
Louis Ghost - Kartell
 
Here are a few examples
Baroque - Inspiration
 
Victoria Ghost - Kartell
Victoria Ghost - Kartell
Victoria Ghost - Kartell
The chair Victoria Ghost has classic lines and a backrest that recalls the shape of antique medallion. 
It is made of transparent or coloured polycarbonate and formed in a single injection mould. It is stable, comfortable, robust and weather resistant. 
It is an article with great charm and personality which fits elegantly into any style of surrounding. 
 
Belle Epoque
Belle Epoque
Belle Epoque is a baroque-style polycarbonate chair available in several colours and manufactured in Italy.
Polycarbonate is 250 times stronger than glass, 50% lighter and has flame retardant properties.
This chair is strong but light and its unique design will make your dining area shine.

 
 
Kong Armchair - Emeco
Kong - Emeco
The Kong Armchair has an eye-catching design that is complemented by its boldness, with contrasting straight and curved edges and a shimmering sheen that is reminiscent of a mirror. This elegant chair was designed in the style of a Louis XVI chair, similar to those found in the stunning Palace of Versailles
 
Queen - Pedrali
Queen - Pedrali
Stackable and lightweight polycarbonate chair. Queen introduces a touch of contemporary design.
 
Cindy & Vicky
Cindy
Vicky - Chair
These chairs, with their classic lines reinterpret a classic with more elegant and linear shapes. A black or white laquered finishing and a plush seat and backrest, guarantee a perfect seating solution. 
 
Dea & Molly
Dea - Palma
Molly - Chair
Dea Chair represents an elegant chair manufactured in Italy in pure louis XVI style. This product is characterized by the round back made in wood, shaped and milled, which gives originality and a particular beauty.
High-end classic armchair with wengè wood structure. Upholstered seat and backrest, coated in fabric or ecoleather. 





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