Description
The Appoggio stools, designed by Claudio Salocchi for Sormani in the 1970s, are a beautiful example of Italian design from this period. Created at a time when designers were exploring new shapes and materials, these stools combine a playful appearance with practical functionality.
With their compact form and distinctive look, the Appoggio stools are both useful and decorative. The height-adjustable mechanism adds to their versatility, while the simple geometric shape reflects the creativity of 1970s Italian design.
The white lacquered fiberglass seat, set on a black lacquered metal base, creates a bold contrast that gives the stools their recognizable graphic character. Their timeless design allows them to fit effortlessly into both modern and more eclectic interiors.
This set of two stools remains in good pre-loved condition, with light signs of age consistent with careful use. Whether used as additional seating or displayed as standalone design pieces, the Appoggio stools bring a unique touch of Italian design history to any interior.
Product Specifications 
Designer Claudio Salocchi
Producer Luigi Sormani
Material Plastic & Resin
Length 56
Width 51
Height 69/ 83-118
Vendor Private vendor
Condition Good
Color White, Black
Production year 1970
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