Zanotta – Lealta chair

Lealta is a chair with aluminum alloy frame, while the seat and back are padded with polyurethane. Removable inner lining in nylon fabric.

Back, seat and legs cover is removable in fabric or leather or not removable in leather.

On request, two covers are provided to be worn without fixing: in 100% cotton fabric, white color, available both short that covers the seat and back and long that also covers the legs.

Roberto Barbieri

Born in Milan in 1942, graduated in Architecture at the Politecnico di Milano in 1969, he began in the same year, in collaboration with the architect Marco De Carli, the activity in the field of design, architecture and graphics. In 1970 he participated in the exhibition "Lo spazio abitativo per la casa degli anni 70" promoted by the Lissone Furniture Board in collaboration with the Faculty of Architecture of the Politecnico di Milano.

In 1975 he participated in the exhibition "Lo spazio abitativo nell'Edilizia Pubblica" realized in connection with the XV Triennale di Milano. Since the 1980s he has worked as a designer and artistic director for furniture companies. He has collaborated with Zanotta since 1994 and died in 2012.

Zanotta

Founded in 1954, Zanotta is recognized as one of the major protagonists of the history of Italian design. In particular since the 1960s, guided by the intuition and extraordinary entrepreneurial ability of its founder Aurelio Zanotta, conquer the international scene thanks to emblematic products for formal innovation. The technological research supported by the continuous evolution of the quality of materials and production processes is one of the best in the world.

The cultured and precious history of Zanotta is renewed in 2017 in the union with Tecno starting a common project. This implies the consequent strengthening of synergies and commercial strategies at the international level under the guidance of Giuliano Mosconi. It brings irony to the domestic universe, which suggests different ways to feel better in the world of the home, which for the first time has included in its catalog the works of the great masters of design, creating an unparalleled "collection" of masterpieces, awarded and exhibited in the most important design museums.