Frtitz Hansen relaunches the 1997 Vico Duo chair
Danish manufacturers by Italian industrial designer Vico MagistrettiTo celebrate the centenary of Vico Magistretti’s birth, Fritz Hansen presents the Vico Duo chair, a piece created in close collaboration with the Italian industrial designer in 1997.sophistication typical of Magistretti’s work and the Danish craftsmanship excellence that Fritz Hansen represent.
A truly industrial designer, Magistretti was always fascinated by production techniques throughout his career, and worked closely with manufacturers on all his pieces. ‘In my experience, design is always done 50 per cent by me and 50 per cent by the manufacturer, so much so that I never sketch in my studio,’ he said in an interview in the 1990s.
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