Softshell Chair 4 Legs

Name: Softshell Chair 4 Legs - DomesticoShop
Brand: Vitra
SKU: VITR115
Price: 657.02 EUR
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Vitra +

Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec +

Switzerland

2008

Since

794,99 €

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Softshell Chair 4 Legs

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The shell structure of the Softshell Chair defines a comfort that can only be appreciated the moment you sit down: the slats concealed under the upholstery and arranged in the backrest shell in an upright position adapt to the user, thus providing him with great freedom of movement and allowing him to remain seated comfortably, even for extended periods of time. The soft forms give the chair a warm character.

Material:
– Backrest and seat: seat and backrest in glass-fiber reinforced polyamide; flexible material in the upper part of the backrest. Seat and backrest padding in polyurethane foam. The armrests are integrated into the seat shell.
– Four-legged base: polyamide base in basic dark color with glides.

Upholstery:
– Flat:Trevira CS 100% Polyester.
– L20 leather: Durable cowhide leather with a distinctive, uniform grain.

Depth (mm)

565

Height (mm)

815/440

Width (mm)

620

3 Years

Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

France 1971 y 1976

French brothers and designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have gained international recognition for their work in industrial and furniture design, collaborating with some of the world's leading design brands: Vitra, HAY, Magis, Alessi and Flos, among others. Their work has won numerous awards and has been exhibited in some of the world's most important galleries and museums, such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris. The Bouroullecs' style is based on meticulous attention to form and function, but also on a desire to create welcoming and human objects and environments. Their work is a testament to the ability of design to improve everyday life and is an invitation to explore the potential of design to improve our lives and create a more humane and welcoming world.