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A.B.C. Armchair

Citterio's 1996 A.B.C. armchair: tubular metal structure, low seat, patented recliner

Dimensions

650 × 820 × 1090 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: spec sheet PDF — COD. 011B11 armchair with movement and leather armrest — published as W 65 × D 109 × H 82 cm

Year

1996

Materials
MetalPlywoodPolyurethane foamLaminated protective fabricThermoplastic padsCowhideFabricLeather
Finishes
SatinChromeBlack chromeBurnishedGlossy anthraciteMatt titanium 710
Colors
Cowhide armrests: BlackCowhide armrests: TobaccoCowhide armrests: NaturalCowhide armrests: Dark brownCowhide armrests: GreyCowhide armrests: OliveCowhide armrests: LinenCowhide armrests: MoleCowhide armrests: Chestnut
Official page

Description

Overview

A.B.C. armchair by Antonio Citterio, dated 1996 by Flexform. The sheet draws codes 011B11 (cowhide armrests), 011B01 and the ottoman 011B50.

Construction

Metal structure in six finishes on thermoplastic pads, plywood-and-metal seat and backrest padded with polyurethane foam, patented recliner mechanism, covers that can be lifted off in fabric or leather.

Specifications

  • Code 011B11: 65 x 109 x 82 cm (25 19/32 x 42 29/32 x 32 9/32 in), largest values on the drawing
  • Design year: 1996
  • Structure finishes: six, listed on the sheet

Story

Project references

The four linked project pages place the armchair at One Sydney Harbour, in a Tel Aviv penthouse, in a Shanghai apartment at Poly Opus One and on a Sanlorenzo SL102A yacht. In Sydney it is paired with the Groundpiece sofa, in Tel Aviv with a Lifesteel sofa and Tessa armchairs, and in Shanghai with a Camelot sofa. The Sydney apartment was furnished by the interior designer Van Hebblewhite, and the text says all of its furniture was designed by Antonio Citterio.

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