The Loopita is more than just a conversation piece; it has been conceptualized as the notion of a space where people interact, becoming a semi-intimate lounge for two, creating a seductive concept that intrigues people with its simplicity and exquisiteness.
Double Chaise Longue
Consisting of 14 curved modules, 4 straight modules and 2 bases joined with fasteners.
Frame
Assembled frame of teak wood
Joint
Stainless steel hardware
Fabric color
White - COM
Frame finish
Biodegradable finish
Loopita is the social chaise lounge, a place where you share a view, a book and a moment with a friend. Design thinking applied to create experiences by objects. Designed as a space for conversation, Loopita creates a public and private space at the same time. The productive development of this piece has set the Studio production style from concept development and production requirements to manufacturing specifications, efficient packaging and the recovery of raw materials once the product has completed its full life cycle. Every step is designed to achieve excellence. The process behind the creation of Loopita uses modern production techniques. We start with CNC machining using the precision of a computer, essential to meet time and efficiency goals otherwise unattainable by traditional means, then our experienced artisans work to create the perfection and feel of a handmade product. This is the signature of every piece at Estudio, a fusion of processes that we like to call digital crafmanship, giving the human touch to a computer generated object.
Public projects
Loopita lounge chair has conquered exclusive clients hearts with its exquisiteness and luxurious design. Prestigious hotels and architects abroad currently select this piece to complete their decorations; some examples of this are, the 2012 Cannes Festival in France, where Loopita in France, where Loopita was selected as a key object of the whole decoration, the Trump Ocean Club - Panama with a 4 Loopita connection to create an amazing space in the Pool bar and the Comex group in Mexico city that used 3 pieces to ilustrate the next color design trends at Expo Cihac.
