Sacco VIP Bean Bag Chair
In 1968, Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini, and Franco Teodoro proposed something radical: a chair with no fixed form. The Sacco takes its shape from the person inside it, filling around the body with expanded polystyrene pellets to offer a posture that is entirely self-determined. No rigid frame, no prescribed angle. Just adaptation.
That proposition proved enduring. The Sacco entered the permanent collection of MoMA and became one of the clearest expressions of the counter-cultural sensibility that ran through Italian design in the late 1960s. It was informal at a moment when furniture was still largely formal, democratic when design remained largely exclusive.
The VIP cover is produced with an antibacterial, stain-resistant fabric treated with Permablock 3, making it suitable for outdoor and high-use environments without compromising the chair's essential character. The Sacco is available in three sizes, accommodating a range of settings from residential lounges to hospitality interiors.
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Sacco VIP Bean Bag Chair
In 1968, Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini, and Franco Teodoro proposed something radical: a chair with no fixed form. The Sacco takes its shape from the person inside it, filling around the body with expanded polystyrene pellets to offer a posture that is entirely self-determined. No rigid frame, no prescribed angle. Just adaptation.
That proposition proved enduring. The Sacco entered the permanent collection of MoMA and became one of the clearest expressions of the counter-cultural sensibility that ran through Italian design in the late 1960s. It was informal at a moment when furniture was still largely formal, democratic when design remained largely exclusive.
The VIP cover is produced with an antibacterial, stain-resistant fabric treated with Permablock 3, making it suitable for outdoor and high-use environments without compromising the chair's essential character. The Sacco is available in three sizes, accommodating a range of settings from residential lounges to hospitality interiors.
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In 1968, Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini, and Franco Teodoro proposed something radical: a chair with no fixed form. The Sacco takes its shape from the person inside it, filling around the body with expanded polystyrene pellets to offer a posture that is entirely self-determined. No rigid frame, no prescribed angle. Just adaptation.
That proposition proved enduring. The Sacco entered the permanent collection of MoMA and became one of the clearest expressions of the counter-cultural sensibility that ran through Italian design in the late 1960s. It was informal at a moment when furniture was still largely formal, democratic when design remained largely exclusive.
The VIP cover is produced with an antibacterial, stain-resistant fabric treated with Permablock 3, making it suitable for outdoor and high-use environments without compromising the chair's essential character. The Sacco is available in three sizes, accommodating a range of settings from residential lounges to hospitality interiors.
