“A fundamental interpreter of Italian design”, as defined by Nicola Coropulis CEO of Poltrona Frau.
Rudi Dordoni leaves us a rich heritage of objects, furnishings and accessories, designed in almost half a century of passionate work that can basically be assumed as a composite 'self-portrait analog'.
In one of the many interviews he stated about the 'design of the sofa', a typology he developed in many variants and models that "forms are the interpretation, the materialization of the character: I am very rational, I've always been, so I have difficulty creating sinuous objects, and even when I do I use a measured, almost geometric, never organic sinuosity.
I am 'shy' by nature, I would say discreet, and I believe that my products are a demonstration of these aspects. Everyone draws, or interprets what they draw, starting from their own character, and I think this is the key to understanding the rationality of my projects".
Paraphrasing Curzio Malaparte when he described his house in Capri on the tip of Capo Masullo, that of Rudi Dordoni is basically a continuous autobiographical design, a design like me, declined on the scale of objects and spaces, always approached with the passion of the project and with the happiness of a never lost imagination.