Holè chair by Carlo Bartoli for the manufacturer Ycami, early 1990s.

Chair "Holè" designed by Italian designer Carlo Bartoli for the publisher Ycami in the early 1990s. Made entirely of aluminum, it is distinguished by its "T" shaped backrest with very clean lines, supported by two thin uprights that meet under the seat. The triangular seat with rounded corners is perforated with a series of holes and features a wider opening at the front of the backrest. The tapered legs, slightly flared, are finished with black tips. Several aluminum working techniques are employed in its manufacture: coning and bending of tubes, die casting, and sheet metal stamping. The result is a chair that is both lightweight, graphic, and durable. This chair became legendary thanks to its prominent appearance in the music video for Tina Turner's song "GoldenEye," the official theme of the James Bond film released in 1995. An iconic piece of Italian design from the 1990s, it will complement both a contemporary dining room and a professional space.