When it comes to furniture design, Aldo Jacoben is a name that resonates with elegance, innovation, and practicality. His visionary approach to creating functional yet aesthetically pleasing pieces has gained him international acclaim. One such remarkable creation is the folding chair designed specifically for Alberto Bazzani.

Aldo Jacoben's folding chair designed for the italian brand Alberto Bazzani represents a harmonious fusion of form and function. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, it showcases Jacoben's mastery in combining sleek lines, ergonomic considerations, and a touch of modern minimalism. The result is a chair that not only complements its surroundings but also caters to the owner's specific needs.

One of the key aspects of the folding chair is its ergonomic design. Aldo Jacoben prioritizes user comfort, ensuring that sitting for extended periods remains a pleasurable experience, despite the lack of any padding. The chair features a contoured backrest that provides excellent lumbar support, allowing the user to maintain a proper posture while working, relaxing, or engaging in conversations. The seat itself is carefully proportioned, ensuring optimal weight distribution for enhanced comfort.

True to its name, the folding chair offers remarkable practicality by incorporating a collapsible design. This feature not only makes it easy to store when not in use but also allows users to effortlessly transport the chair wherever needed. Jacoben's attention to detail is evident in the folding mechanism, which is both secure and user-friendly, providing a seamless experience when opening or closing the chair and even after almost 50 years they fold smoothly and without any problems.

Aldo Jacoben's commitment to using high-quality materials and impeccable craftsmanship is evident, wherever you look at. The frame is constructed from durable yet lightweight beech wood (which creates a beautiful patina), ensuring sturdiness while remaining easy to handle.

Aesthetically, the folding chair is a testament to Aldo Jacoben's design finesse. The clean lines and minimalist form are characteristic of his signature style, effortlessly blending contemporary design with timeless elegance. The choice of a monochromatic and wide color palette (The chair was available in many different colors or fully natural without paint, as seen in our pictures) adds sophistication to the chair's overall appearance, making it a versatile addition to any space.

It exemplifies the perfect blend of style and functionality. With its ergonomic brilliance, foldability, premium materials, and visually appealing design, this chair showcases Jacoben's ability to create furniture that transcends mere utility. Whether it is for relaxing in the comfort of one's home or adding a touch of elegance to a professional environment, this folding chair is a testament to Aldo Jacoben's vision and craftsmanship. It is an embodiment of sophistication, tailored for the historical italian brand Alberto Bazzani.

However, I have a deeply personal connection to this chair. It all began when I came across this remarkable piece of furniture in the apartment of my late grand-aunt, after she passed away. Instantly, I was enamored by its exquisite design and impressive functionality, not knowing at the time that it was a creation by a renowned designer, I still decided to keep it in memories of my grand-aunt.

What started as a simple admiration for a chair quickly turned into a journey of discovery and newfound appreciation for designer furniture. Intrigued by its elegant form and practical features, I embarked on a quest to uncover the origins and the mind behind this beautiful piece.

Through extensive research, I unraveled the mystery and learned that the folding chair was the work of none other than Aldo Jacoben. This revelation ignited a passion within me for the world of design and instilled a profound appreciation for the craftsmanship and artistry that goes into creating such pieces.

The chair became the catalyst that awakened my admiration for designer furniture. Its presence in my grand-aunt's apartment not only connected me to her memory but also opened my eyes to the immense impact that a well-crafted piece can have on one's perception and appreciation of the artistry behind furniture design.

Now, as I share the story of Aldo Jacoben's folding chair, I do so with a deep-rooted personal connection and a genuine passion for the world of design. It serves as a reminder of the profound influence that a single piece of furniture can have on an individual, igniting a lifelong appreciation for the artistry and craftsmanship that lies within the realm of designer furniture.

-Pletl Philipp