KSD-1 is a modern classic lounge chair whose design was based on vintage racecars. The composition is constructed as a vintage race car, where the main part is the chassis (to which a body and accessories are attached). The chair´s main aesthetics is the body shape, which can be materially customized to the client’s preference. The standard materials are paint-coated sheet metal and satin finished wood panels. The upholstery follows traditional racing patterns from early racecars.

Fabrizio Constanza is one of today’s most influential artist and designer from Guatemala. Over the last 25 years, he has consistently challenged the traditional boundaries between visual and functional Art. He has established as the most awarded and recognized studio furniture designer in the region. His body of work includes Conceptual Art and Functional Art. His inspiration comes from the emotions generated by existence: The passage of time, reflections of the world, past nostalgia and future signs. Fabrizio captures and materializes emotions in Art and Design. Fabrizio’s design process has been applied in projects, which go from architecture and interior design to consulting in commercial and private projects. His work has been published in Art Market Magazine, DM Design Magazine, Design Milk, Design You Trust, Yahoo News Business, San Francisco Gate, Timesunion.com, ID Magazine and Architecture and Design Colorado, to mention a few.

Fabrizio Constanza is an observer of life. His inspiration comes from emotions generated by anything. By watching life passing by, from reflections of the world, past nostalgia and future cues, Fabrizio captures and materialize the emotions into objects. A clear example is 0710 Oxbow, based on the Baltimore derby winner. Objects become transmitters of emotions. A table that elegantly represents the human body named Organica, or a coat stand with slick curves for the corporate world, simply known as Lande, are exquisite samples. Balanced compositions define his work, objects that will overcome the past time. Fabrizio harmoniously combines classic and contemporary materials with ergonomic details to create pieces that will be enjoyed by generations to come. “I design for today, but thinking on how future generations will enjoy a beautiful piece of functional art with the history of its first user”.