Supernatural Chair with Perforated Back -Open Box

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Design by Ross Lovegrove, 2005. By Moroso. Available options may differ from photo. Building upon the original flowing lines in Ross Lovegrove's Supernatural Collection, the Armless Chair was proposed in two versions: with solid or perforated back. Lovegrove... Read More

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Overview

Design by Ross Lovegrove, 2005.
By Moroso.

Available options may differ from photo.

Building upon the original flowing lines in Ross Lovegrove's Supernatural Collection, the Armless Chair was proposed in two versions: with solid or perforated back. Lovegrove observed, "The perforations also have the purpose of adding a multi-sensory effect to the chairs when light passes over them to create shadows that enrich the space and thus offer the architectural surfaces unexpected levels of beauty." Select White, Black, Orange, Caramel, Turquoise or Fluo Green.

Available options may differ from photo.

Notes:

Supernatural Chair with Perforated Back stacks to 8 high. Due to the inherent natural of the material, shadows and other minor faults are more evident for black RAL 9005 than on other colors.

Returns: No returns are accepted on this product.

Specifications

Material(s): Fiberglass-reinforced, integrally-colored polypropylene

Dimensions: 20.75" W X 20" D X 32" H

Models

SU156

Designer: Ross Lovegrove

Ross Lovegrove studied design at Manchester Polytechnic and subsequently trained at the Royal College of Art in London. At frog design, he contributed to the design of the Sony Walkman and Apple computers. As an in-house designer for Knoll International in Paris, Lovegrove worked on the Alessandri office system. As a co-member of the Atelier de Nimes, along with Philippe Starck and Jean Nouvel, he acted as a design consultant to Luis Vuitton, Cacharel, Dupont and Hermès. In 1990, he created Studio X in London. Lovegrove is inspired by forms of the natural world, the possibilities of new manufacturing techniques and the ability to evoke an emotional response in users.

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Manufacturer: Moroso

Moroso started from the end: it began by considering the end users, their lifestyles and their ways of using their living-rooms. A living room is a place you open to other people, in order to express your hospitality, but can also be a place of quiet and reflection.

Moroso has been designing sofas, armchairs and accessories since 1952 with renowned designers such as Ron Arad, Carlo Colombo, Enrico Franzolini, Marc Newson, Toshiyuki Kita and Patricia Urquiola.

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