Nigel Coates has designed a sophisticated lounge chair with a complex design reflecting the stylistic features of the brand with refined skill. The seat and the comfortable backrest made of Vienna cane with a special large mesh version, are defined by the curves of the beech wood, processed with steam. The variable section structure is marked by its welcoming shape, enhanced by arm rests that amplify the shapes emphasising the full lines of the backrest.
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Model : LEHNSTUHL EASY CHAIR
Designer : NIGEL COATES
Editor : WIENER GTV DESIGN
Period : 2014
Origin : ITALY
Material : STRAW, BEECH
Dimension : L 74 x D 83 x H 84 cm
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Model : TONICO CHAIR
Designer : SERGIO RODRIGUES
Editor : MEIA PATACA
Period : 1960-1969
Origin : BRAZIL
Material : LEATHER, LINEN, JACARANDA, ROSEWOOD
Dimension : W 65 x D 90 x H 90 cm
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Easy chair, sofa and chaise longue padded with polystyrene spheres encased in polyester fabric.Removable upholstery cover available in the fabrics Light, Rope M, Aquatech, Brio or Aero. The use of a Winter Set protection cover is recommended. The series Float also includes a platform and poufs in different dimensions.
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Model : FLOAT
Designer : FRANCESCO ROTA
Editor : PAOLA LENTI
Period : 2016
Origin : ITALY
Dimension :
EASY CHAIR : L 72/80 x D 92 x H 50 cm;
EASY CHAIR : L 105/115 x D 125 x H 70 cm;
CHAISE LONGUE : L 105/115 x D 160 x H 70 cm;
SOFA : L 150/160 x D 125 x H 70 cm;
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The Re-Trouvé collection originates in traditional forms rediscovered and reinterpreted with cleverness and originality by Patricia Urquiola. Re-Trouvé furniture conveys elegance and character in both classic contexts and contemporary settings. Geometric designs consisting of repeated diamond-shaped patterns create unusual and charming forms. Re-Trouvé blends naturally in every outdoor setting.
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Model : RE-TROUVE CHAIR
Designer : PATRICIA URQUIOLA
Editor : EMU
Period : 2017
Origin : ITALY
Dimension : L 66 x D 60 x H 78 cm
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C’est en 1938 que les designers Kurchan, Ferrari-Hardoy et Bonet s’inspirent d’une chaise utilisée en campagne par les officiers britanniques du 19ème siècle : “la Tripolina Chair” et créent le fauteuil Butterfly. Après Artek-Pascoe et Knoll, c’est la société Airborn Design qui produit aujourd’hui ce grand classique du design après l’avoir rebaptisé fauteuil AA dans les années 50. Le nom AA est un clin d’œil à « Architecture d’Aujourd’hui », la plus ancienne des revues d’architecture française.
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Model : AA BUTTERFLY CHAIR
Designer : KURCHAN, FERRARI-HARDOY, BONET
Editor : AA NEW DESIGN
Period : 1938
Origin : FRANCE
Dimension : L73 x H91 x D45 cm
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Pol Quadens started restoring vintage cars. This experience makes him gain strong practical skills and deep knowledge of all types of materials.
Pol Quadens enriches his creations by working with new materials and begins to include Corian®.
He created monumental sculpture inspired by the primitive « Cairn », which consists in marking a site or a common area by piling up stones. Well established design gallery from Paris to New York starts to work with Pol on the international Arts fair.
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Model : FLINT
Designer : POL QUADENS
Editor : POL QUADENS
Period : 2020
Origin : BELGIUM
Dimension : on request
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The comfortable Paper Knife Sofa is reproduced from the sofa designed by the Danish designer Kai Kristiansen. Its name originates from the knife-like shape of the arms. The skin and beautiful frame allows a spacious size. Available as a 1 seater, 2 seater, 3 seater, ottoman and centre table.
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Model : PAPER KNIFE
Designer : KAI KRISTIANSEN
Editor : MIYAZAKI
Period : 2008
Origin : JAPAN
Dimension : W 64 x D 70 x H 75cm
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Renowned British designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby created TIBBO for an era in which indoor and outdoor living spaces are merging. DEDON’s first collection in teak, TIBBO combines meticulous craftsmanship, superior comfort and remarkable lightness in a design that’s distinctive, elegant and pure. Comprising both dining and lounge
elements in a mix of teak, textiles and woven fiber, TIBBO conveys an exceptionally rich and luxurious look and feel.
The TIBBO armchair features a warm, rounded teak backrest and armrests. Available in two fibers colors, the chair is most comfortable with its optional cushion, designed to hang over the seat edge.
The frame consists of premium teak, with woven fiber for the seating.
Calmative, elemental, engaging, comfortable, nordic, hand-crafted, lightweight
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Model : TIBBO ARMCHAIR
Designer : EDWARD BARBER & JAY OSGERBY
Editor : DEDON
Period : 2018
Origin : GERMANY
Dimension : W 57 x D 68 x H 78cm
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The NychairX was born in 1970. It has been sold in various countries for over 40 years since it was first created by Japanese designer Takeshi Nii. With a concept rooted in Japanese-style living environments, this chair boasts a simple, beautiful and functional design that makes it suitable for any location. The NychairX is praised and loved the world over for its Japan-made quality and comfort.
The NychairX fits into a floor space around the size of a dinner table.
The chair’s minimalist design creates a place to relax without taking up much space.
The height of the seat and elbow rests is set based on ergonomics and typical living environments, and the backrest angle and chair fabric combine to create maximum comfort for the user.
It can be folded and carried between rooms at just 6.5kg, the NychairX is light and easy to carry for women and men alike. And measuring just 15cm deep, it can be folded up and stored with ease.
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Model : NYCHAIR X
Designer : TAKESHI NII
Editor : TAKESHI NII
Period : 1970
Origin : JAPAN
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Sori Yanagi’s stool
Butterfly Stool
The Butterfly Stool uniquely combines Eastern forms with the plywood moulding technique developed by Charles and Ray Eames. The gently curving silhouette of the twin seat shells is reminiscent of a butterfly’s wings.
Sori Yanagi, born in 1915 in Tokyo, attended art school in the city and worked from 1940 to 1942 in the office of the designer Charlotte Perriand.
In 1952, he founded the Yanagi Industrial Design Institute, which created a prolific number of articles of daily use and furnishings. Sori Yanagi’s organic forms combine western industrial designs with Japan’s native artisanal traditions. This successful synthesis made Sori Yanagi one of the most significant Japanese designers of the post-war era. In addition to furniture, he also designed lighting, glass objects, cutlery, children’s toys, metro stations, cars and motorcycles.
In 1977, Sori Yanagi was named director of the Japanese Folk Art Museum in Tokyo.
He died in Tokyo in 2011.
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Model : BUTTERFLY STOOL
Designer : SORI YANAGI
Editor : GETAMA
Period : 1954
Origin : JAPAN
Dimension : L43 x H38 x D30 cm
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