Bonaldo Glam Pouf and Glass Top Coffee Table

Bonaldo innovations for 2009 include Glam by Gino Carollo. Glam is available in pouf or coffee table version. The structure is in wood covered with polyurethane padding. Glam can be covered in shiny technical fabric or in leather. In the coffee table version, Glam glass has a glass top.

Gino Carollo

Born in Vicenza in 1965 he starts in 1986 his activity in the Industrial design sector and collaborates with prestigious Italian and foreign furniture companies. In the years 1992 and 1993 he plans on behalf of Assarredo the organization and the image coordinated for the pavillon "Italy" at the International Furniture Fair of Cologne and always in the 1992 the italian pavillon at the "Interieur" Fair of Vienna. He opens in 1999 the "STUDIO 28" wich operates besides in the field of design's industry also in the projectation's of exposition spaces and show rooms. Many are design's projects wich have been pointed out and awarded.

Bonaldo SPA Italy

Bonaldo has been active for more than fifty years at the national and international level thanks to products that meet the many shades relating to contemporary dwelling style: chairs, tables, sofas, beds and accessories. Having achieved complete know-how in the industrialization of metalworking, their present-day designs and production also make use of other types of manufacturing and materials, such as aluminum die-casting, cold molded flexible polyurethane and polypropylene. Different materials co-exist in perfect harmony, with the total reliability of the most technologically advanced manufacturing methods and the skill of their specialized technicians.

Bonaldo believes that only by bringing together different types of experience can enrich creativity and innovation: that means using not one but many languages and designers from various countries thus contributing to the innovative development of design ideas. The imagination and the communication of the company are in continuous evolution and pay attention to the European and Extra-European cultural movements.