Rodolfo Bonetto Boomerang armchairs for Flexform, 1970s

Designed by Rodolfo Bonetto for Flexform in the late 1960s, the Boomerang armchairs represent one of the most interesting steps in Italian design towards freer and more experimental forms. The seat is designed as a single continuous volume: a fluid line that defines the backrest and base without interruption. The profile, essential yet recognizable, works well in both rigorous environments and more eclectic contexts. This pair is offered in black, a choice that emphasizes its geometry and makes it easy to incorporate into contemporary, contract, or residential projects. The solid color emphasizes the silhouette and reduces the object to its formal structure.

Condition: Wear consistent with age and use. There are no defects to report. The fabric is intact and the padding is excellent. Time may have slightly reduced the intensity of the black.

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