ILVOLO Collection

Riccardo Blumer, 2000

ILVOLO table, designed by Riccardo Blumer, is an example of the concept of lightness. Available in fixed or extendable versions, it has a solid wood frame and veneer in various types of wood. The distinctive element of the collection is the leg, whose internal support is made out of injected polyurethane - recalling the technology used in the Laleggera seat collection - giving lightness and strength to the entire structure.
Thanks to a wide range of finishes, from transparent varnish that highlights the different types of wood, to open-pore varnish in multiple colours, Ilvolo tables are suitable for both domestic and professional spaces.

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ILVOLO

Ilvolo stems from Riccardo Blumer’s research into structural lightness, understood not only as a visual quality but as the result of a precise balance of form, technology and material.
The project combines the warmth of solid wood with an innovative construction solution that reduces weight without compromising stability and durability.

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Ilvolo
Ilvolo extendable

Riccardo Blumer

He was born in Bergamo in 1959 and graduated from the Polytechnic University of Milan. He has been working on projects for buildings, houses and interior decoration and took part in competitions in France and Switzerland. In 1996 he designed Laleggera for Alias, which won the ADI Compasso d’Oro Award in 1998, and in 2000 also designed the table collection Ilvolo. Since 2003 he has been a lecturer at the Mendrisio Academy of Architecture and since 2006 also at the University of the Republic of San Marino and ISAI in Vicenza. Together with Matteo Borghi he designed the table Ilvolo, the Ghisa bench (2008) and Dinamica stool (2010) for Alias. He lives and works in Varese.

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