Small armchair with structure in bent tubular, assembled by hand, and upholstered seat. Presented here in the following versions:

• iron structure in gold finish and seat dressed with charcoal grey velvet;
• black varnished iron structure and seat dressed with blue velvet, with armrests.

Aliko is created by Gianni Arnaudo, in 1977, on the occasion of the furnishing of one of the nightclubs subject of the Night Fever exhibition (2018); so exhibited first in Basel at the Vitra Design Museum, then at the Atomium Design Art Museum of Brussels and now at the Danmark Design Museum of Copenhagen. Aliko is a historical object, recently published in the Wall Street Journal, but like all Gianni Arnaudo’s architectures it is timeless, can be placed anywhere, because in each of his works there is a precise reason for being: a DNA that expresses irony, transgression and subversion of customs and clichés.