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Archibald Collection

Archibald A Armchair

Jean-Marie Massaud's Archibald A armchair for Poltrona Frau, in leather or removable fabric.

Dimensions

830 × 1080 × 910 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: technical drawing image — Armchair 5PF0050606531, metal legs — published as W 83 × D 91 × H 108 cm

Materials
Steel back and seat structureElastic belt suspensionMoulded polyurethane foam padding with polyester waddingTubular steel frameCast aluminium feet
Finishes
Gunmetal grey baseBurnished baseTitanium painted steel base
Colors
Gunmetal greyBurnished steelTitanium painted steel
Official page

Description

Overview

Archibald A is an armchair of the Archibald seating family by Jean-Marie Massaud; the family sheet lists it as one of six items. On the page it is a modern Italian armchair with either a Pelle Frau leather cover or a fabric cover that can be taken off. Its SKU is 5506112.

A cut-out armchair seen from a three-quarter angle

Construction

A steel structure forms back and seat; elastic belts do the springing; moulded foam and shaped foam, with polyester wadding at the points of highest comfort, pad them. Four cast aluminium feet stand on a tubular steel frame.

Specifications

  • Armchair 5PF0050606531, metal legs: W 83 cm, D 91 cm, H 108 cm
  • Base finishes: gunmetal grey, burnished, titanium

Story

Two ways to stitch

Stitching differs by cover on the sheet: leather has contrast stitching along the seams and on the outer faces, fabric has tone-on-tone stitching. Removing the cover is possible only on the fabric version.

Metal legs only

The sheet restricts wood legs to the armchair, its Large version and the ottoman, so for Archibald A it gives metal legs in three finishes, which the page names titanium painted steel, gunmetal and burnished.

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