Free-tilting cuddle bowl." That was the delightful description given to a radical new chair by Lina Bo Bardi in the November 1953 issue of Interiors magazine. The Italian Brazilian modernist architect was pictured on its cover, reading in the hemispherical seat, legs crossed, feet dangling casually over the edge.
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