Vintage New Tone chaise longue by Massimo Iosa Ghini for Moroso, Italy 1980s

This rare 'New Tone' chaise longue was designed by Massimo Iosa Ghini for Moroso, Italy. A striking example of late Italian postmodern design, it combines an aerodynamic asymmetrical silhouette with an integrated platform base, creating a distinctive sculptural presence. Upholstered in fabric and supported by a metal structure, the New Tone reflects Iosa Ghini’s celebrated Bolidist aesthetic, characterized by dynamic, futuristic and streamlined forms. The generous proportions and flowing silhouette combine expressive design with exceptional comfort. Massimo Iosa Ghini is an influential Italian architect and designer associated with the Radical Design and late postmodern movements of the 1980s. The New Tone perfectly illustrates his approach to creating bold, dynamic furniture with a strong futuristic character. Designed by Massimo Iosa Ghini for Moroso. Produced in Italy. Rare New Tone model. Late Italian postmodern design. Characteristic Bolidist aesthetic. Aerodynamic asymmetrical silhouette. Integrated platform base. Fabric and metal construction. Combines sculptural form with comfort. Collectible vintage Italian design.