Alias enters the Quirinale with the meetingframe session designed by Alberto Meda and by the magnificence of the presidential palace reconfirms its role among the excellence of Made in Italy. In fact, in forty years of history the company has carved out a leading role thanks to constant research into materials, forms and innovative solutions.
Strongly desired by the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, and inaugurated last June 2 on the occasion of the Republic Day, the Quirinale Contemporaneo project has gathered in a permanent installation works of art and design icons to celebrate Italian beauty and show the world the pride of a unique creativity. A narrative path with a high emotional content sees contemporary pieces confronting themselves with the sumptuous furnishings of the House of Italians, revealing extraordinary transformations of aesthetic language. With a structure in extruded aluminum profile and seat in PVC coated polyester mesh, meetingframe is the office chair that perfectly combines form and function, introducing new standards of well-being in the office environment. Like all the products in the frame collection, this meetingframe project also reveals a light, rigorous, absolutely contemporary sign that has always been Alias's signature and makes the company's proposals timeless.
“It is an honor to be part of the Quirinale Contemporaneo with the meetingframe session , chosen from among the 32 most representative works of Italian design. I believe this prestigious occasion is a great recognition for the whole Alias team. The frame collection , in particular, testifies to the value of joint work in the design project: Alias and Alberto Meda, in fact, have been collaborating for 25 years with the common goal of pushing the limits of creative and productive experimentation, to create collections destined to change people's habits ", said Andrea Sanguineti, brand manager & design director of Alias. Palazzo del Quirinale, Visitor reception hall, Frame Meeting Armchairs by Alberto Meda, photo Massimo Listri, 2019, granted by the Secretary General of the Presidency of the Republic.