BLOSSOM BLOOM

The Blossom chair (often associated with brands like Potocco or Natuzzi) and the Bloom chair (most notably by Kenneth Cobonpue) are high-end pieces that share the organic, artisanal DNA of the Full Twist chair while offering their own distinct luxury profiles. Blossom Chair (Potocco / Natuzzi) The Blossom series is characterized by a "measured use of details" and archetypal shapes that align closely with the Scandinavian/modern aesthetic. Materials: It features a base crafted from solid ash wood, available in various stains such as walnut, wenge, or natural ash. Design: Much like the Full Twist, it emphasizes fluid lines. The Natuzzi version draws inspiration from a budding flower, utilizing generous shapes to provide "distinct visual comfort". Upholstery: Available in premium Natuzzi leather or fixed/removable fabrics, often featuring delicate pleats that embellish the backrest. Bloom Chair (Kenneth Cobonpue) The Bloom chair is a sculptural masterpiece that pushes the "handmade" element to its extreme, making it a "very similar" companion to the Twist in terms of status and craftsmanship. Craftsmanship: Each chair is hand-stitched using hundreds of fine folds that radiate from the center to mimic flower petals. Materials: It uses Italian microfiber stitched over a fiberglass-reinforced polymer shell, supported by a sturdy steel base. Status: It is considered a design icon, frequently found in luxury hotels and premium residential projects worldwide.