Flexible Structure Adapting to Different Space Needs
Versatile Design with Foot and Flooring Alternatives
Practical Storage Solutions with Its Stackable Design
DESIGNER
Paolo Scagnellato
Paolo Scagnellato graduated from the Venice School of Architecture in 1976, studying under the guidance of Aldo Rossi. He continued his career with renowned architects Gaetano Croce and Annina Croce. In 1981, he established his own studio in collaboration with architect Lorenzo Negrello.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About the Meeting
Incontro is a versatile chair that adapts to different space needs with its flexible structure. It has a wide range of uses, from small offices to large projects, and from waiting areas to meeting and conference rooms. With its leg and upholstery options, it is a design that can be adapted to various spaces.
Incontro is designed by the Addo Design Team (ADT). Incontro, designed by ADT, offers a wide range of products with different color and material combinations. This provides options suitable for various spaces and usage scenarios.
Incontro is offered with four different leg options. In the seating area, there are plastic or upholstery alternatives, while the backrest offers plastic, upholstery, and mesh options. It can also be produced with or without armrests, and an optional writing tablet can be added.
Incontro is preferred in many areas, from office projects to hotels, hospitals, and airports, as well as schools, universities, and residential buildings. It is also suitable for use in cafes and kitchens. It adapts to different spaces such as waiting areas, meeting rooms, and conference halls.
Yes, Incontro has a stackable design. Thanks to this feature, it provides practical solutions to storage problems experienced in public spaces and offices. Its stackable design allows the chairs to be stored taking up minimal space.