Sergio Calatroni Designs Sclavi's Rolling Chair
Rose Nazarali — September 16, 2009 — Art & Design
References: sergiocalatroni & dezeen
The Sergio Calatroni Artroom in Milan recently designed this patchwork wheelchair for Fabrizio Sclavi, an Italian art director.
The wheelchair, fittingly titled Scalvi’s rolling chair, is full of texture and a wide array of color that could win a battle against a rainbow.
According to the designers, for a person who uses a wheelchair everyday, it should be treated as a piece of clothing and become a fashionable accessory to the user’s lifestyle.
Implications - Products that utilize everyday materials to create a piece of art appeals to those shoppers who want to be able to relate to their purchases.
The wheelchair, fittingly titled Scalvi’s rolling chair, is full of texture and a wide array of color that could win a battle against a rainbow.
According to the designers, for a person who uses a wheelchair everyday, it should be treated as a piece of clothing and become a fashionable accessory to the user’s lifestyle.
Implications - Products that utilize everyday materials to create a piece of art appeals to those shoppers who want to be able to relate to their purchases.
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