Is it an armchair? A pouf? A sculpture? A metaphor? Out of reach and yet so real, it is a satellite but also a center of attraction and an abstract form. Emanuele Magini lives up to his aesthetic style capable of overcoming all conventions, playing on the fine line between causing astonishment and being functional, straddling scenography fascinations and practical furnishings. A smooth and compact item made of polyurethane foam, with a removable cover in colored Lycra that generously lends itself to be – amongst other things – a seat, and to offer the proper support for indulging in relaxing and sweet thoughts. Clo, by Emanuele Magini (2023) is also available in the mini version.

Manufacturer: Campeggi Sas Di Marco Campeggi & C

To avoid the boredom of acquired positions, to overcome the immobility of sedimented situations, to set desires and pleasures back in motion, Campeggi imagines a bright and dynamic universe of transformable furnishings ready to move and change to accommodate the pleasure of living, experiencing, and changing.

To speed things up before you yawn, Campeggi offers its own dictionary made of Comfort, Agility, Movement, Pragmatism, Economy, Grace, Play, and Unpredictability.

Convenience, the use of technologically advanced materials, and the result of cutting-edge ergonomic studies; the physical but also mental agility of each piece in the collection.

Design: Emanuele Magini

Emanuele Magini grew up in Arezzo, Italy.He was awarded a scholarship to study in Bezalel Academy of Jerusalem and graduated in Industrial Design at the Politecnico di Milano. In 2003 he was invited to the 11th Biennial Young Artist of the Mediterranean in Athens. He worked for several architectural and design studios including Albera Mountains Associati and Studio Rotella, participating in national and international projects such as: Casino of Campione d’Italy, Acqua Valverde, Campari, Banca Sella, Citroen. Set-designer for Walt Disney Italy and teacher in the field of three-dimensional computer modelling. His projects have won national and international competitions and awards such as: “Good Design Award from the Museum of Architecture and Design in Chicago”, “IF product design award”, and the “ADI design index”. In 2010 he founded his own  studio “Magini Design Studio”. He currently collaborates with the Politecnico di Milano and works with several different companies including: Heineken, Seletti and Campeggi, Gruppo Sintesi, Verona Fair.