Gebrüder Thonet Vienna (GTV) is set to reintroduce the 'Boomerang' desk, originally designed by Enzo Mari in 2001, for the upcoming Salone del Mobile 2025. This desk exemplifies a charming and approachable design with a curved glass surface mounted on a beechwood plank, facilitated by rounded legs. Celebrated for its simplicity and warmth, the 'Boomerang' is deemed perfect for modern home offices, reflecting Mari's innovations in democratic, inviting design. GTV will feature this piece alongside an installation that honors Mari's influential 1974 work 'Autoprogettazione?,' promoting the creation of accessible furniture while critiquing design industry consumerism.
The 'Boomerang' desk combines a playful charm with functional design, making it ideal for modern home offices while reflecting Enzo Mari's enduring legacy and design philosophy.
Mari's design challenges traditional notions of furniture, imbuing pieces with a warmth and approachability that invites interactions rather than intimidation.
GTV's reissuing of the 'Boomerang' desk echoes Mari's democratic approach to design, making it an inviting choice for professionals working from home.
Through his work, Mari emphasized that play is crucial for understanding the world, fostering a thoughtful critique of consumerism within the design industry.
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