I know that since the rather spectacular limited edition, red-enameled Fresco Fiamma high chair was introduced like three weeks ago at ABC Kids in Las Vegas, I'm a bit late to the Bloom game. To make up for it, I'll teach you the Italian word for high chair: Seggiolone, just like the film director. Now you'll never forget it.
I'll also point out that in addition to coloring the hell out of a high chair, the bloom folks sure can write a dad-savvy press release:
bloom launches the 'ferrari' of baby chairs with its new fresco fiamma limited editionBuon giorno, boys!to celebrate bloom's 3rd birthday, the four designer dads behind the bloom brand have created the limited edition, fresco fiamma. [emphasis added]
Fortunately for bloom, the actual Ferrari is not involved in this chair in any way. Whatever else they may be, Ferrari is the Pontiac Aztek, the Yugo, the rusted out Trabant of merchandise licensing.
The Fresco Fiamma was produced in a numbered edition of 1,100 and is available through Genius Jones, Giggle, and "other Bloom-preferred stockists" for a fistful of 600 dollars. [bloombaby.com via publicists]
What a neat idea for a high chair!
Sweet baby chair! it looks like an upside down baseball helmet!
They're totally missing out on marketing the eco-friendly aspect of this chair. All the crap and liqui-crap your kid mashes down under the cover will COMPOST.
Che bel seggiolone! Red is my favourite colour!
Saluti dall'Italia
VmnP