Alias

Alias ​​is a historic brand of Italian design born in 1979. The company has always based its projects on the values ​​of technological lightness and innovation, shared with the established designers with whom it collaborates in a continuous exchange of ideas, investing in the use unprecedented materials and technology experimentation. Alias ​​projects are characterized by a transversality of use that reveals a great propensity for contract, and a versatility that allows them to be adapted to any environment, satisfying the changing needs of living. The company produces in a sustainable way with policies that minimize the environmental impact by always seeking solutions in the context of ecological thinking. Designer chairs are the icons of Alias, timeless pieces that symbolize quality and excellence: the Spaghetti Chair, designed by Giandomenico Belotti, which has become part of the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York, the Seconda chair, designed by the great architect Mario Botta in 1982, inspired by the archetypal forms of architectural geometry, and the Laleggera Chair by Riccardo Blumer, awarded at the 1998 Compasso d'Oro.